Description
Oxygen sensor FDO 925-P is a digital dissolved-oxygen probe built around IDS technology for laboratory and process-oriented oxygen measurement. The sensor is supplied as a standalone measuring head without connecting cable or wireless equipment, allowing laboratories to choose the interface that matches their existing WTW IDS infrastructure. Optical or galvanic oxygen determination workflows benefit from a dedicated FDO-series probe that can be docked to compatible meters for calibration, sample measurement, and data handling. From manufacturer WTW, the FDO 925-P supports applications such as water analysis, environmental monitoring sample work-up, fermentation follow-up, and general quality-control checks where dissolved oxygen is a critical parameter. The one-piece pack keeps inventory simple for instrument parks that standardise on IDS sensors. At 0,422 kg, the unit is substantial enough for stable immersion yet manageable for routine bench use and storage. Clear model designation helps avoid mix-ups with other oxygen or multiparameter probes. Use the sensor together with the correct cable or wireless module to complete the measuring chain and obtain reliable oxygen readings in aqueous laboratory samples.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Oxygen sensor
- Model: FDO 925-P
- Technology: IDS technology
- Configuration: Without connecting cable or wireless equipment
- Weight: 0,422 kg
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