YSI TruLine Ammonia Electrode
Features
- Replaceable/refillable membrane
- Double junction reference
- 0.02-17,000 mg/L range
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The YSI TruLine gas sensing combination ammonia electrode is designed to meet the most demanding challenges of determining effective ion concentration in the laboratory setting. Each TruLine ISE has a refillable double-junction reference, resulting in a long electrode life and exceptional measurement reliability. TruLine ISEs can be connected to any ISE instrument featuring BNC connection, including the YSI 1320. Reference/electrode fill solution, ionic strength adjustor, and a small bottle of standard are included with each ISE.
Applications
- Wastewater
- Aquaculture
- Agriculture
- Industrial
Benefits
- Wide selection of 15 electrodes for 16 different parameters
- 4 sensor technologies - gas sensing, polymer/PVC membrane, solid state, and glass sensor
- Combination (i.e. full-cell), refillable electrodes with double-junction reference
- BNC connection, 1m cable
- Made in the U.S.A
- Reference/electrode fill solution, ionic strength adjustor, and small bottle of standard included with each ISE
- 12 month warranty for solid state, glass sensor, and gas-sensing ISEs
- 9 month warranty for ISEs with polymer/PVC membrane
- (1) Electrode with 1m cable
- (1) Small bottle of reference/electrode fill solution
- (1) Small bottle of ionic strength adjuster
- (1) Small bottle of standard solution
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