Description
Conductivity sensor type LC 8 is a dedicated electrode accessory for conductivity measurement with the SensoDirect 150 instrument. It provides the sensing interface required for routine conductivity determinations in laboratory and portable water-analysis workflows. The sensor is supplied as 1 pc(s) and has a net weight of 0,065 kg, making it a compact spare or primary probe for existing meter setups. Designed specifically for the SensoDirect 150, it supports consistent coupling to the handheld platform used in environmental monitoring, process water checks, and teaching laboratories. This conductivity sensor from manufacturer Tintometer matches the form and function expected by users of the SensoDirect 150 series, simplifying replacement and system configuration. Categories of application include labware measuring instruments, sensors, and conductivity-specific accessories where a type LC 8 probe is specified. Single-unit packaging suits initial equipping, field kits, or stock replenishment without surplus inventory. Clear instrument pairing helps technicians maintain an unbroken measurement chain for conductivity work.
This article belongs on Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Conductivity sensor type LC 8
- Compatible with: SensoDirect 150
- Weight: 0,065 kg
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