| Cable Length |
3 meters, 6 meters |
|---|---|
| Connector |
Tinned leads/Tinned leads, Tinned leads/BNC Conncetor |
| Brand |
Sensorex |
CAL-C110 pH & ORP Simulator
The 855 is a shielded, low-noise cable assembly for our S8000 series pH and ORP sensors with Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC). This ATC cable assembly has 3/4″ NPT thread for inline or submersion installations.
Additional information
Description
Description
pH and ORP measurement loops can be challenging to troubleshoot unless you have the right tools. Our CAL-C110 ORP & pH simulator mimics the signal of a perfect pH or ORP sensor. No need to throw away a perfectly good sensor, when the complication might actually be the interconnection cables or the pH/ORP instrument. The simulator can easily pay for itself the first time you consider disposing a perfectly good sensor. This allows the user to identify the sensor, cable, meter, preamplifier, or controller as the cause of the problem.
- An essential tool for troubleshooting pH and ORP systems: Easily pinpoints the errors in the system to the sensor, cable, meter, preamplifier, or controller
- Compatible with most pH and ORP systems: Includes one (1) BNC to BNC interconnect cables; additional custom interconnects are available
- Simulate high impedance loads: Simple button operation enables high impedance load simulation
- Instantly ready for use: Includes a 9V battery
- One year limited warranty: We stand behind all our products with the Sensorex Guarantee
Specifications
Specifications
- pH Measurement Outputs: 4.00pH, 7.00pH, and 10.00pH (with & without high impedance load)
- ORP Measurement Outputs: +/- 700mV
- Temperature Range: 0-40⁰ C
- Impedance Load: 1000MΩ, when applied
- Cable: BNC to BNC cable included; additional custom interconnects available
- Power Requirements: one 9V battery included
- Warranty: One year limited warranty
About brand
Sensorex specializes in the design and manufacture of pH electrodes, ORP electrodes, conductivity and TDS sensors, and other electrochemical and optical measurement technologies. They have introduced some ground-breaking technologies since their initial launch in 1972, and today, remain focused on the continual advancement of water quality monitoring products for virtually all industry segments.
