
Manufacturer: YSI
Part Number: EXO2
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The EXO2 water quality sonde is a new YSI multiparameter instrument that collects data with six user-replaceable sensors, a central wiper to keep sensors clean of biofouling, and an integral pressure transducer for depth.
Smart Ports: Each sensor port on the sonde accepts any EXO water quality sensor and automatically recognizes it.
Sensor Options:
- Conductivity and Temperature
- Dissolved Oxygen (optical)
- fDOM (Fluorescent Dissolved Organic Matter, surrogate for CDOM)
- pH or pH / ORP
- Depth (integral)
- Total Algae (Dual-channel Chlorophyll and Blue-green Algae)
- Turbidity
- Store onboard the sonde
- Transfer data to DCP
- Relay data to PC
- Relay data to EXO Handheld
The EXO2 with | |
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Medium | Fresh, sea or polluted water | |
Temperature | Operating Storage | -5 to +50°C -20 to +80°C |
Communications | Bluetooth wireless technology; USB cableRS-485, RS-232, SDI-12 | |
Software | KOR® | |
Dimensions | Diameter Length, no depth Weight | 3.00 in, 7.62 cm 28.00 in, 71.10 cm 3.60 kg, 7.90 lbs (batteries and sensors installed) |
Power | External Internal | 9 to 16.5 V DC 4 D-size alkaline batteries |
Ratings CE, UL, RoHS, WEEE
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