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Velp Respirometric Sensor SA102A0166

Brand:Velp

Specifications

Battery/ rechargeable battery: 2 x CR2430
Designation IEC: CR2430
Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz
IP code: IP 54
Max. pressure: 2000 mbar
Max. voltage: 240 V
Measuring time: 730 d
Min. pressure: 500 mbar
Min. voltage: 100 V
No. of batteries/ rechargeable batteries: 2

$7,560.61

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Velp Respirometric Sensor SA102A0166 is a high-precision sensor designed for respirometry applications in laboratories. It provides accurate and reliable measurements for metabolic and respiratory studies. This sensor is compatible with various laboratory equipment and is ideal for researchers requiring precise data in biological and environmental studies.

Key Features:

Brand: Velp
Model: SA102A0166
Application: Respirometry and metabolic studies, including biodegradability of plastic materials in aqueous media
Precision: Accurate measurements for biological and environmental research
Compatibility: Works with a range of laboratory equipment

Scope of Supply:

6-position magnetic stirrer MULTISTIRRER Digital
6 sensor heads including batteries
6 x 1000 ml bottles
6 kits for plastic biodegradability analysis
6 magnetic stirring bars

The Velp Respirometric Sensor SA102A0166 ensures reliable and accurate data collection for aerobic respiration and biodegradability studies, supporting environmental monitoring and research.

Frequently asked questions

It is a high-precision sensor designed for respirometry applications in laboratories. It provides accurate and reliable measurements for metabolic and respiratory studies. This sensor is compatible with various laboratory equipment and is ideal for researchers requiring precise data in biological and environmental studies.

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