EC Electrode - WID CON 341-10-1, Black Plastic Body

EC Electrode - WID CON 341-10-1, Plastic Body, K = 10 (PL2Sp-ElECHRPCATC)

Name: EC Electrode - WID CON 341-10-1, Plastic Body, K = 10 (PL2Sp-ElECHRPCATC)
Brand: Water-i.d.
SKU: PL2Sp-ElECHRPCATC
Price: 362.0 EUR
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PL2Sp-ElECHRPCATC

Brand: Water-i.d.

Manufacturer: Water-i.d. GmbH

€362,00

Works with: PrimeLab 2.0

Measuring range: 20 - 2000 mS/cm

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Plastic body conductivity electrode (K = 10) designed for high-range conductivity measurement. Measuring range 20–2000 mS/cm, resolution 1 µS/cm, with an integrated temperature sensor (NTC 30 kΩ) for automatic temperature compensation (ATC) from 0–50 °C. Electrode size: 5 × 5 mm platinum ring / 2 pole.

Specifications

Brand, compatible photometers, SKU and key specs

Brand	Water-i.d.
Manufacturer	Water-i.d. GmbH, Germany
Compatible photometers	PrimeLab 2.0
SKU	PL2Sp-ElECHRPCATC
EAN	8436619211452

Product type: Replacement / spare EC (conductivity) electrode
Compatibility: ProbeBOX 1.0 for use with PrimeLab 2.0
Intended use: High-range conductivity measurement
Measuring range: EC 20–2000 mS/cm
Resolution: 1 µS/cm
Temperature range: 0–50°C with ATC
Cell constant (K): 10
Sensor: Platinum ring, 5 × 5 mm, 2-pole
Body: Plastic

Compatible reagents and accessories

What this product does

This electrode connects to the ProbeBOX 1.0 A/D switch box for high-range EC (conductivity) and TDS measurement with PrimeLab 2.0 or a compatible Android smartphone.

Storage & Care

Rinse the electrode with distilled water after every calibration or measurement to help prevent cross-contamination between solutions.

Shelf life: No defined expiry date.

Questions about this product

What's this electrode best suited for?

High-range conductivity measurement (20–2000 mS/cm) — ideal for samples too conductive for the standard K=1.0 electrode, such as brines or concentrated process water.

What does the electrode connect to?

It connects to the ProbeBOX 1.0 A/D switch box, which links it to a PrimeLab 2.0 device or a compatible Android smartphone for taking EC readings.

What sensor does it use?

A platinum ring sensor (5×5 mm, 2-pole), built into a plastic electrode body.