SENSOREX S8000CD Combination pH Electrode, Double-Junction Reference

Sensorex S8000CD combination pH electrode is suitable for measuring the acidity or alkalinity of liquid solutions. It is used in water treatment, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage and scientific research facilities.

Working Mechanism:

• This combination pH electrode operates through potentiometric measurement.
• It integrates a glass electrode & a reference electrode into a single body.
• The glass electrode detects changes in hydrogen ion concentration (pH), generating a voltage potential.
• The reference electrode ensures a stable reference potential for accurate pH measurements.
• When placed in a solution, a potential difference arises between the electrodes, proportional to the pH, which is then converted into a pH value.

Features:

• This electrode specialises in measuring the pH level of liquid solutions, providing accurate and dependable pH readings.
• It features Ryton PPS construction to ensure resilience and longevity even in challenging environments.
• This Sensorex S8000CD electrode includes a TNR connector, ensuring seamless compatibility with standard equipment setups & facilitating easy integration.
• It features a double junction design to enhance stability and reliability in pH measurements.
• This electrode is designed with a flat tip shape, enhancing its accuracy & efficiency in pH measurements by ensuring optimal surface contact with the sample.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How does the Ag / AgCl reference impact pH measurements?

A. The Ag / AgCl reference provides a consistent reference potential, contributing to accurate pH comparisons and maintaining stable readings over time.

Q. What pH amplifiers are compatible with this electrode?

A. This electrode is compatible with EM800 and EM801 pH amplifiers, which enhances its versatility and allows integration into various measurement setups.

Q. What is the suitable pH range for measurements using this electrode?

A. This electrode offers a measurement range from 0 to 14 pH units.

Q. How do I clean the electrode between measurements?

A. Rinse the electrode with distilled water and gently wipe off any residue before immersing it in the next solution. Avoid using abrasive materials that might damage the electrode's sensitive surfaces.