Turner Designs C6P Submersible Fluorometer

The Turner Designs C6P Submersible Fluorometer can be configured with up to six optical sensors ranging from the deep ultraviolet to the infrared spectrum.

Features

  • One, two, three, four, five or six optical sensors
  • Robust memory - over 60,000 data lines
  • Optional 3-brush mechanical wiper helps eliminate bio-fouling
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Turner Designs C6P Submersible Fluorometer

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The Turner Designs C6P Submersible Fluorometer can be configured with up to six optical sensors ranging from the deep ultraviolet to the infrared spectrum. Internal memory storage capacity combined with an external submersible lithium ion battery allow the C6P to run during extended or short-term deployments. Each C6P comes with a factory-installed temperature sensor. Optional factory-installed depth sensors and mechanical wipers are also available. The durable delrin housing is highly resistant to harsh environments. C-Soft Windows-based software allows for intuitive calibration, datalogging set-up and file management capabilities as well as data integration.

  • Weight in Air: 2.54 kg (5.6 lbs.)
  • Length: 27.43cm (10.8 in.)
  • Diameter: 13.84cm (5.25 in)
  • Material: Delrin plastic
  • Temperature: -2 to 50 degrees C
  • Depth: 0 to 600 meters
  • External Power: 8 to 30 VDC
  • Output: Digital Signal
  • Interface: RS232 Interface
  • Maximum Sample Rate: 1 Second
  • (1) C6P submersible fluorometer
  • (1) PC interface cable
  • (1) 12V power supply
  • (1) Factory-installed temperature sensor
  • (1) Communication and integration cable
  • (1) "Y" style USB to male and female DB-9
  • (1) 8-pin female dummy plug
  • (1) CD with software, user's manual, and quick start guide
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