PONSEL ODEON X Handheld Water Quality Meter
Features
- Compatible with all PONSEL DIGISENS water quality sensors
- Connect up to 4 sensors simultaneously using Y-Cable adapters
- IP67 waterproof housing with memory for storing 100,000 data sets
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The PONSEL ODEON X is a versatile handheld water quality meter for measuring pH/ORP, dissolved oxygen, turbidity and conductivity/salinity. The meter is compatible with all DIGISENS sensors and allows for simultaneous connection of up to four probes when using the Y-cable adapters. The ODEON X features an IP67 waterproof housing with memory for storing up to 100,000 data sets.
(1) ODEON-X handheld meter
(1) Hand strap
(1) USB PC interface cable
(1) CD with manual & software utilities
(1) Laminated Quick Start Guide
(1) Hard-sided carrying case
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Ponsel launched in 1948 in Versailles as a compilation of engineers working with researchers from France’s first government agriculture and water quality agencies. 
 Since then, the manufacturer has built water quality instruments. “Ponsel has the culture to develop robust instruments, to provide open communications protocols and to be specialized in optical measurement,” said Xavier Broise, export business development manager for Aqualabo Group, which now owns Ponsel. 
 Ponsel’s latest offering are the Digisens smart sensors that give users the capability to connect to a data logger or handheld interface and gather readings. 
 The sensors are designed to ensure quality data and compatibility for simple integration into monitoring systems.
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