B&C SZ1021 pH Sensor
Combined glass/gel reference pH electrode, epoxy body 1.5m cable with BNC. Low cost
- Manufacturer: B&C Electronics
- Category: Water quality, SENSORS, Ph and Redox probes
The B&C Electronics SZ1021 pH sensor is a very low-cost, universal digital sensor, compatible with all pH controllers on the market and for all types of stable processes. It provides reliable measurements even at the extremes of the pH range.
This pH electrode allows for precise measurement at an extraordinary cost. Its bulb is constructed of extra-hard glass, while the body is made of epoxy for added protection.
It contains a potassium chloride (KCl) solution inside, which extends its useful life and keeps it in good condition. The sensor does not require additional electrolyte.
Specially designed for use in swimming pools and spas.
Properties
- Measuring range: 0 to 13 pH
- Temperature range: 0 to 60 °C
- Body material: Epoxy
- Maximum pressure: up to 7 bars
- Connector: 1.5m cable with BNC connector
- Dimensions: 110 mm in length and 12 mm in diameter
- Application: Measurement in swimming pools and spas
- Zero Point: pH 7
- Accuracy: ± 0.1 pH unit
- Response time: < 10 seconds (95% response)
- pH electrode solution: pH buffer with added chloride
- Reference type: Annular ceramic, sealed
- External reference electrode solution: Polysaccharide gel, 4M KCI with AgCI
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