Used YSI 600OMS V2 Optical Monitoring Sonde
The YSI 600OMS V2 measures dissolved oxygen, turbidity, chlorophyll, blue-green algae, or rhodamine in a low-cost package.
Features
- Compact sonde, easily fits in 2-inch wells
- Wiped optics and optional battery pack for long term deployments
- Compatible with NexSens real-time data logging systems
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
Designed for use in fresh, sea or polluted waters, the YSI 600OMS V2 utilizes the field-proven YSI sensors and incorporates innovations in sensor configuration, such as a conductivity and temperature module that fits into the sonde body. The YSI 600OMS V2 is available with or without internal power. Its small size is perfect for applications such as turbidity or oxygen monitoring.
Optical Sensor Options
All optical sensors (sold separately) have built-in wipers that activate prior to sensor readings. Combined with depth or vented level, the 600OMS V2 is a powerful sampling tool.
- Optical dissolved oxygen,
- Turbidity,
- Chlorophyll,
- Blue-green algae (both phycocyanin and phycoerythrin), and
- Rhodamine.
- Medium: Fresh, sea, or polluted water
- Operating Temperature: -5 to +50 C
- Storage Temperature: -10 to +60 C
- Communications: RS-232, SDI-12
- Software: EcoWatch
- Diameter: 1.65" (4.19cm)
- Length: 21.3" (54.1cm)
- Internal Power: 4 AA-size alkaline batteries
- External Power: 12 VDC
- (1) YSI 600OMS Sonde
- (1) Temperature/conductivity sensor
- (1) Soft-sided carrying case
- (1) EcoWatch for Windows software CD
- (1) Calibration cup
- (1) Probe guard
- (1) 6-Series operations manual
- (1) Maintenance kit
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