Thermo Orion Replacement Optical DO Sensor Cap
Features
- Cap has a 2-year life from the date of manufacture
- Cap has a 1-year life after the instrument takes its first sensor reading
- Replacement caps should be purchased as needed
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Thermo Orion optical sensor cap has a life of 24 months from the date of manufacture, or 12 months from the first reading, whichever comes first. To guarantee accuracy and a full 12-month working life, caps should be stored in its factory packaging prior to use, and installed by the date printed on the label.
Durable
The Orion optical sensor cap is very robust and resistant to damage. A maximum storage time of 12 months prior to installation is recommended so that a full 12 months of cap usage is achieved. Therefore, it is not advisable to stock a large quantity of replacement caps, unless your monitoring conditions necessitate this.
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