Description
TetraCon® 325 conductivity sensor is a laboratory conductivity measuring electrode supplied with a 1,5 m fixed cable and 8-pin connector for direct instrument coupling. Intended for conductivity determination in aqueous samples, it belongs to the sensors and accessories segment used with compatible meters in research, quality control, and process-support laboratories. The sensor is offered as a single unit from manufacturer WTW, with a pack weight of 0,300 kg, making it suitable as a dedicated probe or spare channel for existing TetraCon® setups. Categories cover labware, measuring instruments, sensors and accessories, and conductivity sensors, so the item can be catalogued alongside related electrodes and cable assemblies. The fixed 1,5 m cable simplifies bench layout by removing the need for a separate lead, while the 8-pin termination supports defined instrument interfaces. Specify this TetraCon® 325 configuration when a ready-to-connect conductivity sensor with the stated cable length and connector style is required for routine laboratory conductivity work.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Conductivity sensor
- Model: TetraCon® 325
- Cable: 1,5 m fixed cable
- Connector: 8-pin
- Weight: 0,300 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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