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DO BOD Adapter OptiOx Pro-DES is a dedicated BOD adapter for the InLab OptiOx Pro-DES dissolved oxygen sensor. It enables secure attachment of the sensor to all common BOD applications, supporting biochemical oxygen demand workflows in the laboratory. By matching the probe to standard BOD setups, the adapter simplifies positioning and fixation during oxygen-demand determinations and related water or wastewater analyses. The accessory is supplied as one piece with a net weight of 0,1 kg and a gross weight of 0,1 kg, and it is designed exclusively for the InLab OptiOx Pro-DES sensor from manufacturer Mettler-Toledo OnLine. Packaging volume is 0,007 m³, with dimensions of 0,1 m height, 0,2 m width and 0,36 m depth, allowing compact storage alongside other dissolved oxygen accessories. Laboratories performing routine BOD measurements can integrate this adapter to mount the OptiOx Pro-DES electrode reliably on conventional BOD vessels and fixtures. The single-piece pack supports straightforward installation into existing measurement trains wherever a purpose-built BOD interface for the InLab OptiOx Pro-DES dissolved oxygen sensor is required for consistent laboratory practice.
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- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: DO BOD adapter
- Compatible sensor: InLab OptiOx Pro-DES
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