KLU-206A Fluoride Ion Selective Electrode
Apure FLU-206A integrated on-line fluoride sensor uses a solid membrane ion-selective electrode for the measurement of free fluoride ions in water, with temperature compensation, ensuring fast, simple, accurate and economical testing.
- Measurement Precision
- High stability
- Long life
Apure FLU-206A integrated online fluoride electrode uses a solid membrane ion-selective electrode for the measurement of free fluoride ions in water, with temperature compensation, ensuring fast, simple, accurate and economical testing.
Solid-state sensor electrodes can establish a linear relationship between the potential difference and the concentration of target ions in solution under fixed ionic strength conditions through the principle of ion exchange, realizing accurate measurement of the concentration of target ions.
Product advantages
- Easy to connect to PLC, DCS, industrial control computer, universal controller, paperless recording instrument or touch screen and other third party equipment.
- Patented fluoride ion probe, the internal reference fluid exudes from the microporous salt bridge extremely slowly at a pressure of at least 100KPa (1Bar). Such a reference system is very stable and has a longer electrode life than ordinary industrial electrodes.
- Easy installation: 3/4NPT pipe thread for easy sink mounting or mounting in piping and tanks.
- Unaffected by turbidity and color of water samples
Applications
- Monitoring of Fluoride Ion Content in Drinking Water and Wastewater
- Measurement of fluoride ion content in food and beverages
- Determination of Fluoride Ion Levels in Toothpaste, Detergents, and Other Household Chemicals
- Determination of fluoride ion in environmental samples
- Monitoring of fluoride ion content in industrial processes
Brand | Apure |
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Model | KLU-206A |
Measuring range | 0~100.00mg/L |
Resolution | 0.01mg/L |
Accuracy | ±10% or ±1mg/L,±0.5℃ |
Current output | RS-485(Modbus/RTU) |
Cable length | 5 meters, other lengths can be customized |
Temperature | 0~40℃ |