Turbidity Probe High Range

Turbidity Probe High Range

The turbidity and suspended solid measurements are measured using the back scattering method. In this process, a light beam is directed at the sample through an optical lens. Suspended particles within the sample scatter the light, and this backscattered light is captured by the probe through a second lens. This light is then converted into an electrical signal that correlates with the turbidity level of the sample. However, exposure of the probes to high external light can affect the accuracy of turbidity measurements. To minimize this influence, the probe should be installed in a way that protects the lens from direct sunlight or stray light.

These probes are effective for turbidity measurements in water quality monitoring, industrial water treatment, and aquaculture applications.