SA-9 is the new generation of immersion spectra analyzing sensor. It uses standardized spectra algorithms by taking the complete 200 to 710 nm absorption spectrum of water into account to determine the nitrogen and carbon compounds. SA-9's spectrum compensation for light absorbing particles and turbidity provides a unique and high sensitivity approach that allows the monitoring of dissolved organic substances without sample pre-treatment. SA-9 gives reliable readings for NO3-N, NO2-N, organic ingredients (CODeq, BODeq, DOCeq, TOCeq), and a number of other parameters. The sensor can be submerged into water by mounting hardware or using flow cell for bypass installation. Measurement path length is from 0.5 to 35 mm. There is a built-in purging nozzle for cleaning the test window by compressed air or pressurized water stream. There is also an optional clamp-on wiper for automatic test window cleaning.
- Online multi-parameter spectrometry parameter: CODeq, BODeq, TOCeq, DOCeq, SAC254, NO3-Neq, O3eq, H2Seq, Color and Turbidity/SS …
- Xenon flash light, 50 years theoretical life
- Different optical path lengths for various ranges and application
- 316L Stainless steel housing, Titanium is optional
- Factory pre-calibration for easy set up and field calibration for more accuracy
- Integrated air pressure purging nozzle and optional mechanical wiper
- Turbidity compensation
- Fully compatible with PC software Delta-Phase ViewTM
Measuring Principle | Absorb spectral analysis UV-Vis(200~700nm) or Attenuation |
Light source | Xenon flash light |
Detector | Miniature 256 CCD array spectrometer |
Optical Length | 1/2/5/20/35 mm |
Respond Time | T90 < 1 min |
Operating Temp | 32 to 122 °F (0 to 50 °C) |
Operating Pressure | < 5 bar |
Housing Material | 316L Stainless steel, optional Titanium |
Protection type | >IP68 immersible |
Auto cleaning | Air or water purging controlled by GDC uses either compressed air of 3-7 Bar or pressurized water; Optional clamp-on wipe |
Interface | RS-485 Modbus RTU |
Power | 24 VDC (18-36VDC) by GDC, Consumption normally 5W, Max. 25W |