ProDSS Water Quality Meter Rental

Multi-Parameter Water Quality Sampling Kit

Features

  • Measure 9 parameters in a compact platform
  • Integrated GPS for geo-referenced measurements
  • Includes 410mL groundwater flow cell
Starting At $197.00
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ProDSS Water Quality Meter Rental

Simultaneously measure and log temperature, conductivity, salinity, TDS, resistivity, dissolved oxygen (optical), pH, ORP, and turbidity.

  • (1) ProDSS multi-parameter display with GPS
  • (1) ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 4m
  • (1) Temperature/conductivity sensor
  • (1) Optical dissolved oxygen sensor
  • (1) pH/ORP sensor
  • (1) Optical turbidity sensor
  • (1) Flow cell
  • (1) USB cable for charging & PC connection
  • (1) Universal AC charger
  • (1) Maintenance kit
  • (1) Calibration report
  • (1) USB drive with KorDSS software
  • (1) Hard-sided carrying case
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