Description
Spare 4-pole conductivity sensor model LE703 is a replacement conductivity electrode covering a measuring range of 0,01–200 mS/cm for laboratory conductivity systems. Designed as a dedicated spare sensor within measuring-instrument accessory lines, it supports continuity of conductivity determination when an existing LE703 probe requires exchange. The unit is supplied as one piece and weighs 0,200 kg, facilitating straightforward stock holding and bench-side replacement. From manufacturer Mettler-Toledo, this 4-pole sensor aligns with conductivity meter setups that specify the LE703 geometry and range, including starter and portable kits that list this model. Categorised under sensors and accessories for conductivity measurement, it serves laboratories that maintain calibrated conductivity stations for environmental analysis or general physical-property testing. Specifying the spare LE703 helps keep measuring ranges and connection conventions consistent with the original instrument configuration. Pack size is one piece, matching typical single-sensor replenishment orders for conductivity workstations.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Spare 4-pole conductivity sensor
- Model: LE703
- Sensor design: 4-pole
- Measuring range: 0,01–200 mS/cm
- Weight: 0,200 kg
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