Description
Oxygen sensor type Oxi 150 is a dissolved-oxygen measuring electrode intended for use with the SensoDirect 150 instrument platform. It delivers the sensing element needed for oxygen determinations in laboratory, process, and field water-analysis tasks. The probe is supplied as 1 pc with a weight of 0,195 kg, offering a practical single-unit format for system setup or replacement. Matched to the SensoDirect 150, the Oxi 150 type sensor supports continuity of the measurement chain for users who already operate this handheld meter. From manufacturer Tintometer, the accessory aligns with the instrument’s intended oxygen-sensing configuration for environmental monitoring, aquaculture-related checks, and educational demonstrations. Application areas fall under labware measuring instruments, sensors, and general sensor accessories where an Oxi 150 oxygen electrode is specified. Single-piece packaging keeps inventory lean for service kits and bench stock. Clear designation as the oxygen sensor for SensoDirect 150 helps laboratories order the correct probe without ambiguity.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Oxygen sensor type Oxi 150
- Compatible with: SensoDirect 150
- Weight: 0,195 kg
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