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HORIBA - Model HD-300 -Two-Wire Transmitter
Membrane type polarography method. Span calibration by air preceded by auto-zeroing (Electrical auto zeroing function). Self-diagnosis of membrane damage and infiltration into the probe. On-site membrane replacement as well as whole sensor replacement.
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- Measuring method : Membrane type polarography method
- Measuring range:
- Dissolved oxygen: 0 to 20 mg/L Resolution: 0.01 mg/L
- Saturation ratio: 0 to 200% Resolution: 1%
- Temperature: 0 to 50˚C Resolution: 0.1˚C
- Repeatability : Dissolved oxygen concentration: ±0.5% full-scale or less, Temperature: ±0.5˚C (for equivalent input)
- Linearity : Dissolved oxygen concentration: ±0.5% full-scale or less, Temperature: ±0.5˚C (for equivalent input)
- Transmission output :
- 4 to 20 mA DC Input/output insulated type
- Maximum load resistance 600 Ω
- Contact input
- One point Contact format: Non-voltage a contact
- Contact function: Transmission output is held for closed contact input.
- Temperature compensation range : 0 to 50˚C
- Ambient temperature : -20 to 60˚C
- Temperature measurement element : Pt 1000 (0˚C) (Built into DO-1100 probe)
- Calibration method : Atmospheric calibration or saturated liquid calibration
- Self-diagnosis function : Calibration error, Sensor diagnosis error, Transmitter malfunction
- Power supply :
- 24 V DC (operational voltage range: 21 V to 32 V DC)
- Power consumption 0.6 W or less
- Construction :
- Outdoor installation type: IP65 protection level
- Mounting method: 50A pole or wall mounted
- Case: Aluminum alloy Mount fitting/hood: SUS304
- Compatible sensor : Sensor: 5505, 5510 Probe: DO-1100
- Weight : Approx. 4 kg
- Equipment protected : CE marking, FCC rules
