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High-reliability conductivity sensors for water quality monitoring are for sale, offering a min detection limit of 2 μS/cm for highly sensitive detection of minute conductivity changes. Multi-range designs (0~20 / 0~200 / 0~5000 μS/cm) cover diverse applications from ultrapure water to general water bodies. The water quality sensor supports RS485 Modbus communication for seamless system integration. Its 3/4 NPT immersion-style installation is simple and user-friendly, while IP68 protection ensures stable underwater operation.
0~20 μS/cm
0~200 μS/cm
0~5000 μS/cm
Note: Installing EC sensors is a highly meticulous task, improper installation methods will not yield satisfactory measurement data. When installing water quality sensors, carefully select the installation location and consider the mounting approach to prevent measurement data distortion.
The water quality EC sensor determines conductivity levels by measuring the ability of ions in water to carry electrical current. Higher conductivity indicates greater concentrations of dissolved salts, inorganic substances, or impurities. Internal electrodes apply a weak voltage to the water, then calculate conductivity values by detecting changes in electrical current. This method offers fast response times and high accuracy, making it suitable for applications such as drinking water, industrial water, agricultural irrigation, and wastewater monitoring.
Yes. To ensure measurement accuracy, EC sensors must be periodically calibrated using standard conductivity solutions. Typically, one-point or two-point calibration is employed, selecting standard solutions of different concentrations based on the operating environment and precision requirements. During calibration, maintain electrode cleanliness and avoid air bubbles to enhance measurement stability. Increase calibration frequency for prolonged use or when environmental conditions change significantly.
Most water quality EC sensors support long-term submerged monitoring, making them ideal for water treatment systems, aquaculture, reservoirs, and industrial process monitoring. These conductivity sensors typically feature corrosion-resistant housing materials and waterproof ratings (e.g., IP68), enabling stable operation outdoors or in turbid water bodies. Regularly clean the electrodes to prevent biological fouling or debris buildup that could affect readings.