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Used sensor in USA

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    Lot of 2 HONEYWELL 728201-02

    Lot of 2 HONEYWELL 728201-02 Sensor

    • Manufacturer: Honeywell

    Sensor Alternate part number: 41A296328BIP2 | Exact unit weight: 0.42 | Package: BAG | Batch: B2709 | Spn: 72820102 | Lot of: 2 | Shipping lxwxh: 12.00 (in) x | Weight: 10.00 LBS

    $200 USD
    El Paso, TX
  • NEW HONEYWELL MIDAS GAS DETECTOR

    NEW HONEYWELL MIDAS GAS DETECTOR O2 OXYGEN SENSOR CARTRIDGE MIDAS-L-O2-S

    • Manufacturer: Honeywell
    • Model: MIDAS-L-O2S

    NEW HONEYWELL MIDAS GAS DETECTOR O2 OXYGEN SENSOR CARTRIDGE MIDAS-L-O2-S *****PLEASE SEE ACTIVATION DATE***** GUARANTEED TO BE IN WORKING ORDER UPON ARRIVAL. WE OFFER A 30 DAY RIGHT OF RETURN. All items have pass...

    $700 USD
    Lake Forest, CA

Overview

Dissolved oxygen sensors are essential tools used in various industries, including water treatment, aquaculture, and environmental monitoring, to measure the concentration of oxygen dissolved in liquids. These sensors help ensure optimal conditions for aquatic life, monitor pollution levels, and maintain water quality, making them vital for both research and industrial applications.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a dissolved oxygen sensor?

Consider the sensor's accuracy, response time, compatibility with your existing equipment, and the environment in which it will be used. Also, check for calibration requirements and the availability of replacement parts.

How do I ensure the dissolved oxygen sensor is shipped safely to my location?

Ensure the sensor is properly packaged to prevent damage during transit. Use a reputable shipping service and request insurance for high-value items.

What is the maintenance schedule for a dissolved oxygen sensor?

Regular maintenance includes calibrating the sensor, cleaning the probe, and checking for any signs of wear or damage. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.