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Redox metal single-rod measuring cell Me-E Pt 62 is a platinum-based electrode intended for redox potential measurements in laboratory and environmental analysis. The single-rod design integrates the sensing metal element in a compact format suited to pH/redox measurement workflows and general measuring methods. It is fitted with an S7 connector for use with compatible laboratory meters; the connecting cable is not included and should be ordered separately to match the instrument interface. Supplied as 1 pc with a net weight of about 0,099 kg, the cell is practical for routine bench setups and environmental monitoring tasks where a dedicated redox metal sensor is required. This Me-E Pt 62 configuration from manufacturer SI Analytics supports laboratories that need a reliable single-rod redox measuring cell for potential determination without an integrated cable. Typical use cases include environmental analysis applications and broader measuring-method work in which platinum redox electrodes form the sensing element. The S7 interface allows straightforward coupling once the appropriate cable is selected, helping maintain consistent analytical practice across standard meter platforms.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Redox metal single-rod measuring cell
- Model: Me-E Pt 62
- Connector: S7
- Cable: Without connecting cable, order separately
- Weight: 0,099 kg
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