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SUP-PTU300 Turbidity meter

SUP-PTU300 Turbidity meter

$2,675.00 USD
$2,675.00 USD
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Introduction

Laser light source, with ultra-high noise ratio, high monitoring accuracy. Small size, easy system integration water consumption is small, saving daily operation cost. It can be applied to the turbidity measurement of drinking water after membrane-type clean water. Automatic discharge, long time maintenance-free operation, save daily operation and maintenance costs. Optional Internet of things module support cloud platform and mobile phone data remote monitoring.

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Specification

Range:

  • 0-1NTU,0-20NTU,0-100NTU

Dimension:

  • 183mm*349mm113.5mm

Weight:

  • 4.5kg

Operating voltage:

  • DC 24V

Measurement:

  • 90° scattering

Working mode:

  • Continuous monitoring of drainage, intermittent automatic discharge

Zero drift:

  • ≤±0.015 NTU

Value error:

  • ≤±2% or ±0.015 NTU larger

Discharge mode:

  • Automatic discharge

Calibration:

  • Formalhydrazine standard liquid calibration (factory calibrated)

Water pressure:

  • 0.1 Kg/cm3-8Kg/cm3, flow not exceeding 300 mL/min

Digital output:

  • RS485Modbus protocol (baud rate 9600,8, N, 1)

Ingress protection:

  • IP54

Analog output:

  • 4-20 mA

Storage temperature:

  • -20-60℃

Working temperature:

  • 0-50℃ 

Relative humidity:

  • 5~95%

Sensor material:

  • Composite

Maintenance cycle:

  • 6-12 months recommended (depending on site water quality environment)

Measuring principle

The online turbidity meter measures water clarity by detecting light scattered by suspended particles in the sample. A light beam is emitted into the water, and the scattered light is received by a detector at a specific angle.

The intensity of scattered light is proportional to the turbidity level and is converted into a turbidity value, typically expressed in NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Units).

This method enables continuous, real-time monitoring of water quality, providing accurate and reliable turbidity measurement for various applications.

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