Fluorescein Sensor

Fluorescein sensors are used to detect and study flow paths in a body of water. These sensors are commonly used in tracer studies to determine water flow rate and direction. Powered by Turner Designs, the X2change™ Fluorescein sensor has a range of 0-500 ppb, linear response (±0.99 R²), resolution of 0.01 ppb and a response time of 200 ms.

Delivery time: 10 - 14 business days

SKU: AML-FLOUR-SENSOR Category:

Description

Key Benefits:

Zero Down Time – With X2•Series sensors, recalibrated sensors are sent to the instrument instead of sending the instrument to the recalibration centre.

Reduced Logistical Costs – With X2•Series, small sensor heads are shipped instead of heavy instruments.

Increased Flexibility – Field-swappable sensor heads enable any organization – big or small – to become a virtual recalibration centre by stocking spare calibrated sensor heads.

One Instrument, Multiple Applications – Change the sensor type on any instrument to suit specific application requirements. This means instrument duplicates (identical instruments dedicated to different pressure ranges, e.g., separate instruments for Turbidity, pH, Chlorophyll, etc.) become a thing of the past.

Improved Absolute Pressure Accuracy – Choose the best full-scale pressure range to suit your deployment depth.

X2change™ sensor heads are used exclusively with X2•Series / Orange Line instrumentation. Total flexibility of instrument model, sensor type, and sensor range ensures that the right instrument is always available. Please refer to the X2•Series brochure for a list of instruments, applications, and specifications.

Specifications

Max Depth 2000 m
Range 0–150 ppb
Precision (±) 0.05 % FS
Accuracy (±) Linearity 0.99 R2
Resolution 0.01
Response Time 200 ms
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Manufacturer information

AML Oceanographic
A300-2261 Keating Cross Rd.
Victoria, British Columbia
V8M 2A5, Canada

Person responsible for the EU

Underwater International Germany GmbH
Tucholskystr. 7
28239 Bremen / Germany