YSI 2003B Polarographic Dissolved Oxygen Sensor

The YSI 2003B polarographic dissolved oxygen sensor provides reliable DO readings and includes the 5909 blue 2.00 mil PE membrane kit.

Features

  • Dissolved oxygen sensor for the YSI Pro Series handheld meters
  • Easily inserts into the probe module and cable assembly
  • Compatible with YSI 5906, 5908, or 5909 screw-on cap membranes
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Overview
The YSI 2003B polarographic dissolved oxygen sensor provides reliable DO readings and includes the 5909 blue 2.00 mil PE membrane kit. The YSI 2003B is designed for use with the Pro20, Pro20i, Pro1020, Pro2030, and Pro Plus instruments; cables must be ordered separately. It can be used on 60520 (DO), 6052030 (DO/conductivity), 6051020 (DO/ISE), and 605790 Quatro (DO/conductivity/ISE/ISE) cables. The YSI 2003B comes with six membrane caps and bottle of solution.

  • 1-year warranty
  • (1) YSI 2003B DO module
  • (1) 5909 cap membrane kit
  • (1) Instruction sheet
  • (1) Hex wrench
  • (1) Set screw
Questions & Answers
What is the main difference between the blue, yellow and black membrane caps and can they be used on both polarographic and galvanic dissolved oxygen sensors?
The YSI 2003 polarographic DO sensor can accommodate either a blue or yellow cap. The yellow, 1.25 mil PE cap has an 8 second response time and requires a flow rate of 6 inches/second over the sensor membrane. The blue 2.0 mil PE cap has a 17 second response time and requires a flow rate of 3 inches/second.
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