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Optical oxygen sensor getOtwo 3301 i
electrochemicalModbusreal-time

optical oxygen sensor
optical oxygen sensor
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Characteristics

Technology
electrochemical, optical
Output
Modbus
Other characteristics
real-time

Description

fibre optical sensor for measuring oxygen in biotechnology and chemistry Monitoring in Bioreactors Measurement in Food and Beverage Determine metabolic processes Concentration measurements, e.g. in slurries, oils ... Monitoring of processes of oxidation Fermentation monitoring Monitoring of filling process 12mm shaft out diameter free spinning PG13,5 thread CIP resistant 2 independent oxygen measurement channels in one sensor Modbus and 2x4(0)-20mA (or 2x 0-5VDC for getOtwo 3301) IP67 / NEMA 6 Several shaft lengths Spot is pre-calibrated Internal data logger The state-of-the-art oxygen sensor getOtwo 3301i is based on the principle of fluorescence quenching. It is therefore possible to detect low oxygen concentrations. Usual standard electrodes can be replaced due to getOtwo's shaft having an outer diameter of only 12mm and a PG13,5 thread. Long tool life at minimized maintenance efforts guarantee low operating expenses at high measuring safety The first and only system with two separate measurement channels built into a 12mm shaft for real-time referencing Shaft length of only 50mm are possible ( for GetOtwo 3302 and GetOtwo 3302i) Health monitoring of all sensor function and status of sensitive element Sensitive element placed in robust cap for easy replacement No fragile oxygen membrane or problems coming from electrolyte No polarisation necessary Less maintenance - Immediate high accuracy No oxygen consumption IPG13.5 thread for compatibility to ph- or electrochemical electrodes CIP-resistant Temperature measurement implemented IP67 / NEMA 6
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