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High-quality water turbidity sensors deliver high-precision measurements across ranges of 0–20 NTU, 0–100 NTU, and 0–1000 NTU, with a resolution as high as 0.01 NTU. The water quality sensor supports automatic temperature compensation (Pt1000), with RS485 (Modbus-RTU) output compatible for various monitoring systems. The IP68 protection rating ensures reliable long-term underwater operation.
Note: Installing 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.
Turbidity sensors typically measure using either the scattered light method or the transmitted light method. When light hits suspended particles in water, it scatters or attenuates. The water turbidity sensor calculates the turbidity value by detecting changes in the light signal.
Most industrial turbidity sensors feature an IP68 protection rating, enabling long-term submersion. However, it is essential to ensure the cable is properly sealed and that the interface end remains dry. Additionally, appropriate maintenance based on the environment is required, such as regularly cleaning the probe to prevent algae or sediment buildup from affecting optical detection performance.
Turbidity sensors typically support water temperatures ranging from 0 to 50°C and can operate under certain pressures, such as up to 0.2MPa. If conditions exceed these ranges, it is recommended to use high-temperature or pressure-resistant models to prevent damage to the optical components.