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Discover the innoSens 850T low range turbidity sensor from leading China factory suppliers. Featuring anti-foam and anti-condensation functions, it ensures stable, high-precision measurement for demanding industrial water quality monitoring.
The innoSens 850T is a high-precision Turbidity Sensor engineered specifically for demanding online water quality monitoring applications. By utilizing advanced optical measurement principles, it provides real-time, accurate detection of suspended solids and turbidity levels, ensuring that industrial processes and environmental discharge meet strict regulatory standards.
Designed for robustness and longevity, the innoSens 850T integrates seamlessly into various water treatment infrastructures. Its superior sensitivity and stability make it an ideal choice for professionals seeking to optimize filtration efficiency and maintain consistent water clarity in complex aquatic environments.
| Model | innoSens 850T | Measurement Type | Turbidity / Suspended Solids |
|---|---|---|---|
| Optical Principle | Nephelometric / Scatter | Sensor Interface | Digital/Analog Output |
| Application | Online Water Analysis | Installation | In-line / Flow-through |
| Material | Industrial Grade Composite | Compatibility | Turbidity Controllers |
| Measurement Range | Standard Industrial Range | Stability | High-Precision Drift Correction |
Built with corrosion-resistant materials to withstand harsh chemical environments and high-pressure water flows.
Delivers instantaneous data updates, allowing for immediate response to water quality fluctuations.
Precision optics minimize interference and ensure reliable turbidity readings across various concentrations.
Easily connects to existing PLC systems and turbidity controllers for centralized data management.
Optimized sensor head design reduces fouling, extending the interval between cleaning cycles.
Designed to help facilities meet international environmental standards for water discharge and purity.
Plug-and-play compatibility with standard water quality analyzer hubs.
Intuitive software tools for rapid sensor calibration and offset adjustment.
Configurable threshold alarms to notify operators of turbidity spikes.
Cloud-ready data transmission for monitoring water quality from anywhere.
Automated historical recording for compliance auditing and trend analysis.
Built-in health checks to monitor sensor status and signal integrity.
| Metric | Traditional Sensors | innoSens 850T |
|---|---|---|
| Maintenance Frequency | Bi-weekly cleaning | Quarterly maintenance |
| Measurement Stability | High drift over time | Ultra-stable long-term |
| Installation Time | Complex wiring | Rapid modular setup |
| Operational Lifespan | 2-3 Years | 5+ Years |
| Total Cost of Ownership | High (due to parts) | Low (High Efficiency) |
Turbidity sensors measure the cloudiness of water caused by suspended particles, which is critical for assessing water purity, filtration efficiency, and meeting environmental regulations.
The innoSens 850T features a specialized optical window and streamlined housing that minimizes the accumulation of debris, significantly reducing the need for frequent cleaning.
Yes, the sensor is designed for industrial integration and can be paired with compatible controllers to output signals to most standard PLC systems.
Turbidity is an optical property measuring light scattering, while SS refers to the actual mass of particles per volume of water. The innoSens 850T provides the optical data needed to determine both.
Absolutely. Its robust construction is specifically tailored for online monitoring in wastewater treatment plants and industrial effluent streams.
While highly stable, we recommend a periodic calibration check every 3-6 months, depending on the aggressiveness of the medium being monitored.
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