Many organic substances dissolved in water can absorb ultraviolet (UV) light. IQCOD Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) Sensor accurately measure the level of organic pollutants by detecting how much UV light is absorbed at a wavelength of 254 nm. The sensor uses two light sources: one ultraviolet light to measure the COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) content, and another reference light to assess the water’s turbidity.
Additionally, IQCOD sensor employs a specialised algorithm that compensates for any loss of light along the path and reduces the impact of suspended particles in the water. This helps ensure that the measurements remain stable and reliable, even in water with varying levels of impurities.
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Measurement principle
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Dual wavelength UV absorption method | ||
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Main parameters
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COD
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Turbidity |
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Range
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0.5~500mg/L equiv. KHP | 0~500NTU | |
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Accuracy
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±5% FS | ±5% or 0.5NTU | |
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Resolution
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0.1mg/L | 0.1NTU | |
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Calibration method
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Two-point calibration | ||
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Output method
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RS-485 (Modbus/RTU) | ||
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Power supply
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12~30VDC | ||
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Working conditions
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0~50℃ | ||
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Storage temperature
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-5~65℃ | ||
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Protection level
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IP68 | ||
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Casing material
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316L stainless steel | ||







