PONSEL DIGISENS Probe Guard

The PONSEL probe guard includes a stainless steel weight for use with all DIGISENS sensors.

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  • Protects the sensors during sampling
  • Perforations allow water to pass through
  • O-ring compression fitting to keep guard in place
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