Aquafilter set of 3 Big Blue 20" replacement cartridges set:
FCPP5M20B- sediment 5 micron polypropylene yarn cartridges
PRISM Plus carbon block
FCCST20B- water softening cartridge
Filter Life: 6-12 months or 257000 litres
This 25W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for 1-3 bedroom homes with no more than 1 bathroom. They're also great for other light applications where the water quality is relatively good, but there is a bacteriological issue.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 1m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (overnight for example).
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run the system for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 25W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for 1-3 bedroom homes with no more than 1 bathroom. They're also great for other light applications where the water quality is relatively good, but there is a bacteriological issue.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 1m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (overnight for example).
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run the system for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 25W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for 1-3 bedroom homes with no more than 1 bathroom. They're also great for other light applications where the water quality is relatively good, but there is a bacteriological issue.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 1m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (overnight for example).
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run the system for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 85W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for commercial and light industrial applications. They're great for multi-residency water treatment plants, building services and process water applications where the water quality is already pretty good, but there's either an existing bacteriological issue, or there's a high risk that needs safeguarding against.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 225l/min or 13.0m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 85W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for commercial and light industrial applications. They're great for multi-residency water treatment plants, building services and process water applications where the water quality is already pretty good, but there's either an existing bacteriological issue, or there's a high risk that needs safeguarding against.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 225l/min or 13.0m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 85W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for commercial and light industrial applications. They're great for multi-residency water treatment plants, building services and process water applications where the water quality is already pretty good, but there's either an existing bacteriological issue, or there's a high risk that needs safeguarding against.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 225l/min or 13.0m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 55W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for 3-4 bedroom family homes with no more than 2 bathrooms. They're also great for other light applications where the water quality is relatively good, but there is a bacteriological issue.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 42l/min or 2.5m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 55W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for 3-4 bedroom family homes with no more than 2 bathrooms. They're also great for other light applications where the water quality is relatively good, but there is a bacteriological issue.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 42l/min or 2.5m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 55W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for 3-4 bedroom family homes with no more than 2 bathrooms. They're also great for other light applications where the water quality is relatively good, but there is a bacteriological issue.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 42l/min or 2.5m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 55W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for family homes with more than 4 bedrooms. They're also great for other light applications where the water quality is relatively good, but there is a bacteriological issue.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 75l/min or 4.5m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 55W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for family homes with more than 4 bedrooms. They're also great for other light applications where the water quality is relatively good, but there is a bacteriological issue.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 75l/min or 4.5m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 55W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for family homes with more than 4 bedrooms. They're also great for other light applications where the water quality is relatively good, but there is a bacteriological issue.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 75l/min or 4.5m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 85W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for light commercial and some bespoke industrial applications. They're great for multi-residency water treatment plants, building services and smaller process water applications where the water quality is already pretty good, but there's either an existing bacteriological issue, or there's a high risk that needs safeguarding against.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 150l/min or 9.0m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 85W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for light commercial and some bespoke industrial applications. They're great for multi-residency water treatment plants, building services and smaller process water applications where the water quality is already pretty good, but there's either an existing bacteriological issue, or there's a high risk that needs safeguarding against.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 150l/min or 9.0m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
This 85W UV unit with full WRAS approval is ideal for light commercial and some bespoke industrial applications. They're great for multi-residency water treatment plants, building services and smaller process water applications where the water quality is already pretty good, but there's either an existing bacteriological issue, or there's a high risk that needs safeguarding against.
As a quick summary, the difference between the systems are as follow:
Altima – Basic system. Essentially comes with an LED to show it’s turned on.
Proxima – Upgraded system. Comes with display, alarms and countdown timer.
Maxima – Fully loaded. Comes with extra UV sensor and temperature sensor functionality.
The thing to remember in all this is that the system will function exactly the same way regardless of the system you have. The controller will turn the UV lamp on and monitor it. The functionality of the Proxima and Maxima systems are for ease of use and monitoring purposes. If in doubt, go for the Proxima system, they’re the most popular.
As you can see from the table, they will treat up to 150l/min or 9.0m³/hour and are fine to be left turned on for long periods (during periods of shutdown for example) but care will be needed when flow resumes, the heated water in the reactor will be quite hot.
This system comes with everything you need to fit and run it for the whole first year and is WRAS approved. The next thing you'll need to buy for the system is the lamp replacement that it'll need after the first year of operation.
Wedeco quartz sleeves offer optimal protection against fractures caused by internal stresses, external mechanical forces, vibration and lamp-water temperature differentials. Robust and scratch-resistant, they also reduce fouling.
The Aquada 1 replacement lamp is a UV-C water disinfection lamp that is designed to replace the original lamp in the Aquada 1 water disinfection system. The replacement lamp is identical to the original lamp in terms of wavelength, power output, and lifespan.
The Aquada 1 replacement lamp is easy to install. Simply remove the old lamp from the system and install the new lamp in its place. The new lamp will automatically turn on and start disinfecting the water.
The Aquada 1 replacement lamp is a safe and effective way to keep your water clean and free of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. It is important to note that the lamp should not be used in water that is intended for human consumption.
Here are some of the benefits of using the Aquada 1 replacement lamp:
Safe and effective: The Aquada 1 replacement lamp is safe to use and does not produce any harmful chemicals.
Long lifespan: The Aquada 1 replacement lamp has a lifespan of up to 10,000 hours, which means you will need to replace it less often.
Easy to install: The Aquada 1 replacement lamp is easy to install and can be done by anyone.
If you are looking for a safe and effective way to keep your water clean, the Aquada 1 replacement lamp is a good option. It is a long-lasting lamp that is easy to install and use.
Part number: NLR1825
Wavelength: 254 nm
Power output: 25 watts
Lifespan: Up to 10,000 hours
The Aquada 2/4 replacement lamp is a UV-C water disinfection lamp that is designed to replace the original lamp in the Aquada 2/4 water disinfection system. The replacement lamp is identical to the original lamp in terms of wavelength, power output, and lifespan.
The Aquada 2/4 replacement lamp is easy to install. Simply remove the old lamp from the system and install the new lamp in its place. The new lamp will automatically turn on and start disinfecting the water.
The Aquada 2/4 replacement lamp is a safe and effective way to keep your water clean and free of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. It is important to note that the lamp should not be used in water that is intended for human consumption.
Here are some of the benefits of using the Aquada 2/4 replacement lamp:
Safe and effective: The Aquada 2/4 replacement lamp is safe to use and does not produce any harmful chemicals.
Long lifespan: The Aquada 2/4 replacement lamp has a lifespan of up to 10,000 hours, which means you will need to replace it less often.
Easy to install: The Aquada 2/4 replacement lamp is easy to install and can be done by anyone.
If you are looking for a safe and effective way to keep your water clean, the Aquada 2/4 replacement lamp is a good option. It is a long-lasting lamp that is easy to install and use.
Part number: NLR1845
Wavelength: 254 nm
Power output: 45 watts
Lifespan: Up to 10,000 hours
The Aquada 7/10 replacement lamp is a UV-C water disinfection lamp that is designed to replace the original lamp in the Aquada 7/10 water disinfection system. The replacement lamp is identical to the original lamp in terms of wavelength, power output, and lifespan.
The Aquada 7/10 replacement lamp is easy to install. Simply remove the old lamp from the system and install the new lamp in its place. The new lamp will automatically turn on and start disinfecting the water.
The Aquada 7/10 replacement lamp is a safe and effective way to keep your water clean and free of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. It is important to note that the lamp should not be used in water that is intended for human consumption.
Here are some of the benefits of using the Aquada 7/10 replacement lamp:
Safe and effective: The Aquada 7/10 replacement lamp is safe to use and does not produce any harmful chemicals.
Long lifespan: The Aquada 7/10 replacement lamp has a lifespan of up to 10,000 hours, which means you will need to replace it less often.
Easy to install: The Aquada 7/10 replacement lamp is easy to install and can be done by anyone.
If you are looking for a safe and effective way to keep your water clean, the Aquada 7/10 replacement lamp is a good option. It is a long-lasting lamp that is easy to install and use.
Part number: NLR1880
Wavelength: 254 nm
Power output: 75 watts
Lifespan: Up to 10,000 hours
Our Wedeco - SLR 32143/4P UV Light Bulb For Germicidal Water Treatment is a 187 watts UV bulb that has a lamp length of 38.78 inches. The bulb has a base of four pin and is made using ceramic as its base material. The lamp has an average lifespan of 10,000 hours after which it must be replaced for better performance of your system
UV-C light is not a chemical but a physical process, which means that there is no change in the chemistry, pH and taste of water when UV light passes through it. The fixture is high on quality and has low mercury dosage to meet the demands of the environment. Since the light bulbs are intended to destroy microorganisms it is necessary to schedule replacement of the bulbs annually to ensure efficiency of the system. These high-quality lamps can last for approximately 10,000 working hours after which the UV output reduces though the UV lamp emits bright light.
Compatibility:
Ideal Horizons 38595
UVDRX-1613
11270-C
AF25
W00025
Wedeco 6101277
Wedeco 6102167
EcoRay 32143/4P
TAK33
TAK55
Common Applications:
Well water
Drinking water
Surface water
Municipal water
Wastewater
Food service/processing
Beverage service/processing
Hospitals
Aquaculture
Pools, Spas and Water Features
Chemicals
Oil, Gas and Power
Pulp, paper and wood
Electronics
Cosmetics
Pharmaceuticals
Hotels
Water bottlers
Laboratories
Marine and more
Technical Specification:
Wattage: 187 Watts
Wavelength range: 254NM
Length: 38.78 inches (985mm)
Base: 4 pin
Base Material: Ceramic
Average Lifespan: Up to 10,000 hours
Powerful UV Lamp
The UV-Lamp Ecoray ELR 30-1 is a high-quality UV lamp designed specifically for water treatment systems. Manufactured by Wedeco, a renowned name in the industry, this UV lamp offers unmatched durability and efficiency. With its powerful UV-C light, it effectively eliminates harmful microorganisms from water, making it safe for consumption.
Effective Water Treatment
Wedeco's UV-Lamp Ecoray ELR 30-1 is ideal for both residential and commercial water treatment applications. Whether you need to purify drinking water or treat wastewater, this UV lamp is up to the task. Its advanced technology ensures thorough disinfection, providing you with clean and safe water for various purposes.
Durable and Reliable
Built to last, the UV-Lamp Ecoray ELR 30-1 is a reliable solution for your water treatment needs. Its sturdy construction and long-lasting UV-C lamp guarantee years of trouble-free operation. Say goodbye to harmful pathogens and contaminants in your water supply with this efficient and durable UV lamp from Wedeco.
WIKA Pressure Sensor for Dry Measuring Cell , 2.5bar Max Pressure Reading Current (2-Wire)
Technical Data
Attribute
Value
Pressure Reading Type
Gauge
Minimum Pressure Reading
0bar
Maximum Pressure Reading
2.5bar
Accuracy
± 0.5%
Output Type
Current (2-Wire)
Media Measured
Dry Measuring Cell
Supply Voltage
8 → 30 V
IP Rating
IP65, IP67
WIKA Pressure Sensor for Dry Measuring Cell , 2.5bar Max Pressure Reading Current (2-Wire)
Technical Data
Attribute
Value
Pressure Reading Type
Gauge
Minimum Pressure Reading
0bar
Maximum Pressure Reading
0.6bar
Accuracy
± 0.25%
Output Type
Current (2-Wire)
Supply Voltage
8 → 35 V
IP Rating
IP65
Easy user-replaceable sensor allows for quick sensor replacements, if needed.
Quickly switch DO sensors without having to send in the instrument for repair or replacing the entire cable assembly.
One-year sensor warranty.
Uses convenient screw-on cap membranes making membrane changes simple and easy.
To ensure quality, YSI inspects conductivity solutions with reference to primary standard solutions according to OIML recommendation 56. Bottles include a table of corrections at temperatures between 20 and 30 oC.
For sea water equipment.
The ODO/CT, probe and cable assembly features integral (i.e., built-in) optical dissolved oxygen, conductivity, and temperature sensors and is available in lengths up to 100 meters. It’s perfect for measuring DO in the following applications – estuary, wetland, coastal, aquaculture, or any application requiring accurate, real-time salinity-compensated DO measurements.
The ODO/CT assembly is compatible with the ProSolo, ProSwap, and ProDSS handhelds (sold separately). Pre-assembled ProSolo kits are available
The ODO/CT has all the advantages of optical dissolved oxygen technology – higher accuracy, less maintenance, no stirring required for accurate measurements, holds calibration longer than membrane covered sensors and is not susceptible to interferences from other gases.
Instrument setup is quick and easy with the integral sensors, which eliminates the need to install sensors before use. The digital technology of the ProDSS allows the handheld to automatically recognize connected sensors, so there is no need to tell the instrument what is connected.
The ProDIGITAL ODO/CT probe and cable assembly features include:
Integral (i.e. built-in) optical DO, conductivity, and temperature sensors that are auto-recognized by Pro Series handhelds, reducing instrument set-up time
Automatically compensates DO mg/L measurements for salinity; no need to enter salinity compensation values
Rugged Optical DO sensor cap with a 2-year warranty is pre-installed on new assemblies
Fits in a 1 inch well
The ProSolo ODO/CT kit includes the digital ProSolo handheld; an optical dissolved oxygen, conductivity, and temperature cable/probe assembly (4 or 10 meter cable length); and a soft-sided carrying case. The ProSolo handheld is the direct replacement for the ProODO Optical Dissolved Oxygen handheld.
OverviewODO® Sensor Technology Dissolved oxygen measurement technology has advanced from electrochemical sensors, such as polarographic and galvanic, to luminescent-based, optical sensors. YSI optical DO sensors are non-consumptive, meaning oxygen is not consumed during the measurement. As a result, there is no flow dependence or stirring required with ODO, allowing for the most accurate readings in the field. Advantages over electrochemical sensors include: Higher accuracy with no stir dependence Less drift over time; holds calibration longer Less maintenance; no membranes or electrolyte Real-Time Salinity Compensation With an integral conductivity module, the ODO/CT probe assembly enables the ProSolo to automatically compensate DO mg/L measurements for changes in salinity. The 4-electrode conductivity cell, designed for rugged field performance, is easily cleaned and requires minimal maintenance.
Technical InfoProDIGITAL Smart Sensors In addition to utilizing the most advanced DO sensing technology, the ProSolo incorporates smart sensor technology that enables sensors to be automatically recognized by the handheld. Additionally, DIGITAL sensors store calibration data, so probe assemblies can be swapped between handhelds without the need for re-calibration. Provides Years of Sampling for All Field Conditions The ProSolo handheld meets the demands of true field work with a rugged, waterproof case (IP-67 rated) and a military-spec (MS) cable connector. Rigorously drop tested from all angles, the handheld features a 3-year warranty, while a 2-year warranty is included with the probe assembly and ODO Cap. Advanced Data Management ProSolo includes KorDSS Software, a powerful data management program for easy 2-way communication between the meter and a PC. A unique data backup feature allows for the export of data to a USB flash drive (included) in csv format without having to connect to a computer. Convenient Sampling Experience Ergonomic handheld for a comfortable grip Easy-to-read color display and backlit keypad Large onboard memory with storage capacity for over 100,000 data sets Site ID and Data ID tag capabilities for data organization Data export directly to USB flash drive (included) Single cable design for probe assembly lengths ranging from 1- to 100-meters Long-life rechargeable lithium-ion battery that is user-replaceable Simple and quick calibration procedures
Size
2.46 cm diameter, cable options for 1, 4, 10, 20, 30, 50, and 100 m lengths
Dissolved Oxygen
(Optical luminescence)Units: % saturation, % saturationlocal, mg/L, ppm
Range: 0 to 500%, 0 to 50 mg/L
Accuracy: 0 to 200%: ±1% of reading or 1% saturation, whichever is greater
200 to 500%: ±8% of reading
0 to 20 mg/L: ±0.1 mg/L or 1% of reading, whichever is greater
20 to 50 mg/L: ±8% of reading
Resolution: 0.01 mg/L and 0.1%, or 0.1 mg/L and 1% (auto-adjusts based on range)
Temperature
(Thermistor)Units: °C, °F, K
Range: -5 to 70°C (temperature compensation range for DO mg/L measurement: -5 to 50°C )
Accuracy: ±0.2°C
Resolution: 0.1°C or 0.1°F (auto-adjusts based on range)
Conductivity
(Four nickel electrode cell)Units: μS/cm, mS/cm
Range: 0 to 200 mS/cm
Accuracy: 0 to 100 mS/cm ±0.5% of reading or .001 mS/cm, whichever is greater
100 to 200 mS/cm ±1.0% of reading
Resolution: 0.001, 0.01, or 0.1 mS (range dependent)
Specific Conductance
Units: μS/cm, mS/cm
Range: 0 to 200 mS/cm
Accuracy: 0 to 100 mS/cm ±0.5% of reading or .001 mS/cm, whichever is greater
100 to 200 mS/cm ±1.0% of reading
User selectable reference temperature (15 to 25°C; default 25°C) and compensationcoefficient (0 to 4%/°C; default 1.91%)
Resolution: 0.001, 0.01, 0.1 mS/cm
Warranty
2 years on cable, probe, and ODO sensor cap
The ProSolo ODO/T kit includes the digital ProSolo handheld, an optical dissolved oxygen and temperature probe assembly (4 or 10 meter cable length), and a soft-sided carrying case.
OverviewThe ODO/T probe assembly pairs with the ProSolo Handheld to form a complete sampling system. Featuring integral, digital sensors, the ODO/T is plug-and-play which minimizes time spent on instrument setup. Pro DIGITAL technology allows the handheld to automatically recognize connected sensors, so there is no need to tell the instrument what is connected. Optical Dissolved Oxygen (ODO) technology is non-consumptive, meaning oxygen is not consumed during the measurement. Flow dependence is non-existent and no stirring is required, resulting in the most accurate DO measurements available from a probe. The ODO sensor is not susceptible to interferences from other gases, drifts less and holds calibration longer than membrane covered sensors. Maintenance is a breeze with a simple, threaded optical cap that is good for at least two years. The ProSolo Handheld features an easy-to-read color display, large capacity memory, intuitive interface, rechargeable battery, and powerful data management software (KorDSS) for powerful, yet convenient sampling experience. Great for surface water, groundwater, coastal/estuarine, aquaculture, and wastewater applications!
Calibration
400 detailed calibration records can be stored and are available to view, download, and print
Certifications
CEC, CE; RoHS; IP-67; WEEE; FCC; UN Part III, Section 38.3, Test methods for lithium-ion batteries (Class 9)
Data Management
100 user-defined sites and 100 user-defined data ID tags; site pictures can be sent to the handheld via KorDSS
Display
Color, LCD graphic display; 3.9 cm width x 6.5 cm height
Languages
English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Korean, Thai
Logging Capabilities
Single point or continuous with autostable feature
Memory
> 100,000 data sets
Operating Temperature
0 to 50 °C (32 to 122 °F)
Power
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack provides ~48 hours with the handheld only; battery recharge time is ~9 hours with the AC power adapter; the instrument can also be powered via AC or external power pack through the USB port
Size
8.3 cm width x 21.6 cm length x 5.6 cm depth (3.27 in x 8.5 in x 2.21 in)
Storage Temperature
0 to 45 °C (32 to 113 °F) with battery installed; 0 to 60 °C (32 to 140 °F) without battery installed
USB
Built-in micro USB On-The-Go port for PC connection, recharging/powering the handheld and connecting directly to a USB stick
Warranty
3-year handheld warranty
Weight
567 grams (1.25 lbs) with battery
YSI ProSolo Quick Start Guide
Manuals
626973-01 | ProDIGITAL User Manual | English
626973-03 | Manuel d'utilisation ProDIGITAL | Français
626973-06 | ProDIGITAL Benutzerhandbuch | Deutsche
626973-04 | Manuale d’uso ProDIGITAL | Italiano
626973-07 | ProDIGITAL 取扱説明書 | 日本人
626973-05 | Manual do Utilizador ProDIGITAL | Português
626973-08 | ProDIGITAL 用户手册 | 中文 (Simplified)
626973-02 | Manual de usuario de ProDIGITAL | Español
626973-09 | ProDIGITAL 用戶手冊 | 中文 (Traditional)
