Process Fluorescent Dissolved Oxygen Sensor (Water Quality Meter) RDO Pro-X
In-Situ Inc.
Low maintenance, high stability and responsiveness, corrosion-resistant fluorescent dissolved oxygen sensor (manufactured by In-Situ, USA)
This is a simple and low-cost dissolved oxygen sensor that is ideal for applications such as industrial wastewater, aeration tanks, raw water management for food and beverage manufacturing, and fisheries research and aquaculture. While the conventional model RDO PRO required sensor cap replacement once a year, the RDO Pro-X has eliminated that regularity, resulting in lower maintenance (however, since the sensor cap is a consumable, replacement is still necessary).
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- High precision and corrosion resistance The sensor housing is made of corrosion-resistant resin Capable of handling harsh samples containing hydrogen sulfide, chlorides, and other corrosive substances Since it does not use internal liquid, it maintains high responsiveness and accuracy without being affected by interfering substances - Low maintenance Unlike diaphragm-type sensors, there is no need to replace internal liquid and diaphragm The only consumable is the sensor cap The RDO PRO sensor comes with a three-year warranty - Simple Outputs are available in two types: 4-20mA and RS485 Can be installed on existing control panels with only a DC 8-36V supply The genuine controller ConTROLL PRO comes standard with sensor settings, transmission output, contact output, etc. *ConTROLL PRO is sold separately (options for data logging and internal power supply are also available)
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Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P3
Applications/Examples of results
Industrial wastewater, aeration tank, raw water management for food and beverage manufacturing, fisheries research station and aquaculture.
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The company founded by British trader Albert Richard Brown (A.R. Brown) in Yokohama is its origin. A.R. Brown brought the training ship "Meiji Maru," which is currently displayed at Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, from Britain during the Meiji era and participated in the establishment of the university's predecessor, the College of Shipping, contributing to the foundation of the Imperial Japanese Navy. He also worked hard to promote lighthouses in Japan and served as the first manager of Nippon Yusen. It was A.R. Brown who first sold a television to the Emperor. After going through history, it has now become a purely domestic company, but it has inherited A.R. Brown's spirit and has developed into a scientific and technological trading company where specialized salespeople sell new and unique quality products. With the management philosophy of "introducing cutting-edge technology products with an adventurous spirit and creating value," the company not only sells but also listens to customer needs, striving to provide products that are truly helpful to customers. The sales bases are located in Tokyo (headquarters in Ginza), Osaka, and Nagoya. Domestic affiliated company: Brown Technologies Co., Ltd. (Technical support, equipment sales) www.brown-technologies.com 1-8-2 Minami-Rokugo, Ota-ku, Tokyo TEL: 03-5480-7291 FAX: 03-5480-7292 Overseas affiliated companies: Shanghai, Thailand