Turbidity sensor BH-485-TB

turbidity sensor
turbidity sensor
turbidity sensor
turbidity sensor
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BH-485-TB online turbidity sensor is a patented product with independent intellectual property rights developed for the online monitoring of drinking water quality. It has ultra-low turbidity detection limit, high-precision measurement, long-term maintenance-free equipment, and water saving The characteristics of work and digital output, as well as RS485-modbus communication, can be widely used in online monitoring of turbidity in surface water, tap water factory water, secondary water supply, pipe network terminal water, direct drinking water, membrane filtration water, swimming pools, etc.. Features ①High performance: the performance is world-class, the display accuracy is 2%, and the minimum detection limit is 0.015NTU; ② Maintenance-free: Intelligent sewage control, no manual maintenance required; ③Small size: 315mm*165mm*105mm (height, width and thickness), small size, especially suitable for system integration; ④ Water saving: <250mL/min; ⑤Networking: support cloud platform and mobile terminal data remote monitoring, and RS485-modbus communication. ★ High performance: indication accuracy 2%, minimum detection limit 0.015NTU ★ Maintenance-free: intelligent sewage control, no manual maintenance ★ Small size: especially suitable for system set to make ★ Protocol: Modbus RTU RS485 ★ Power Supply: DC24V(19-36V) ★ Application: surface water, tap water factory water, secondary water supply etc

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IFAT 2024

13-17 May 2024 München (Germany) Hall Vide - Stand C1.127

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