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TURB200 Turbidity Sensor

The turbidity sensor is based on the nephelometric method (ISO 7027 - EN 27027). A light beam from a laser diode is sent to the sample through an optical lens. The light scattered at 90 degrees by the suspended particles is collected by a photodetector and converted into an electrical signal proportional to the turbidity of the sample. The sensor uses 650 nm red laser light or, on request, 860 nm infrared laser light so that the measurement is not affected by the colour of the sample. It is suitable for measuring turbidity in drinking water and aquaculture as well as at the outlet of municipal or industrial wastewater treatment plants. A built-in bubble trap avoids the effect of bubbles on the measurement. The sensor can be easily opened for calibration with formazin solution. A valve at the bottom allows the bottle to be emptied during calibration operations or for manual cleaning. The turbidity sensor must be connected to EL200 controller for display, calibration and transmission of measurements by RS232/RS485 under Modbus protocol.

Dimension Drawing TURB200 Nephelometric turbidity sensor low range
Measurement Method Nephelometric
Measurement Range 0 - 100 NTU
Detection Limit 0.015 NTU
Repeatability ±0.01 NTU
Accuracy ±2% or ±0.015 NTU whichever is greater up to 20 NTU, ±5% above 20 NTU
Detector 90° scattered light detector
Light Source Visible laser diode (or infrared laser diode on request), lifetime > 5 years
Bubble Trap Integrated
Capacity 250 mL
Inlet/Outlet Fittings 9.6 mm external diameter plastic tubing
Operating Temperature Range -5 to 60 °C
Working Pressure Maximum 3 bar at 25°C
Body Material PVC
Wet Material PVC, PP, FKM, Quartz
Connection Screw terminal
Cable Length 3 meters
Mounting On wall by 4 screws
Sensor Protection IP65