Hach Intellical CDC401 Laboratory 4-Poles Graphite Conductivity Cells

The Hach Intellical CDC401Laboratory 4-Poles Graphite Conductivity Cell is a digital, graphite, 4-pole conductivity cell with a temperature sensor.

Features

  • The laboratory version is available with a 3 or 1m cable
  • Ideal for measuring electrical conductivity, salinity, resistivity, or total dissolved solids (TDS)
$666.00
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Overview
Intellical CDC401 is a digital, graphite, 4-pole conductivity cell with a temperature sensor. The laboratory version is available with a 3 or 1 m cable. The CDC401 is ideal for measuring electrical conductivity, salinity, resistivity, or total dissolved solids (TDS) in wastewater, drinking water, or general water quality applications.

Accuracy:

Cond: ±0.5% of range

Salinity: ±0.1, ±1 digit

TDS: ±0.5% ±1 digit

Cable Length:

1 m (3.28 ft)

Electrode Type:

Conductivity Cell;

4 Poles - Graphite

Kit?:

No

Length:

184 mm (7.24 in.)

Method Type:

Laboratory: 4 Poles - Graphite

Parameter:

Conductivity

Probe Type:

Standard

Product Kit:

Model: CDC401

Accessories Included: None

Range:

Conductivity: 0.0 µS/cm - 200 mS/cm

TDS: 0.00 mg/L - 50.0 g/L as NaCl

Salinity: 0 - 42 ppt or ‰

Resistivity: 2.5 Ωcm - 49 MΩcm

Resolution:

0.01/0.1 (5 digits max.)

Sample depth:

45 mm (1.77 in.)

Sensor material:

Noryl

Sensor Type:

4-poles conductivity probe

Graphite, k = 0.40 cm-1

Temperature Accuracy:

±0.3 °C (±0.54 °F)

Temperature Range:

-10 - 110 °C (14 - 230 °F)

Temperature Resolution:

0.1 °C (0.18 °F)

Test requirements:

Parameter Needed: Conductivity

Minimum Sample Depth (mm): 45

Thermistor:

ATC

Warranty:

12 months

Weight:

0.1 kg

What's included?:

IntelliCAL CDC401 Laboratory Conductivity Cell, 1 m cable, Test certificate, and Basic User Manual.

IntelliCAL CDC401 Laboratory Conductivity Cell, 1m cable, Test certificate, and Basic User Manual.

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