YSI EcoSense ODO200M Optical Dissolved Oxygen Meter
Features
- Rugged, waterproof, field-worthy case
- Waterproof micro-USB port for transferring data to PC; no software required
- Holds 250 data sets; no need to write down data
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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The YSI EcoSense instruments provide accurate data in the most affordable package. The "M" stands for memory and the instruments feature a real-time clock, larger memory and simple data transfer to a PC with a built-in USB port. The ODO200M's optical sensor is easy-to-use and provides accurate data without the hassle of membrane changes and frequent calibrations. The ODO200M simultaneously measures dissolved oxygen and temperature with the following features:
- Rugged, waterproof, field-worth case. IP-67 rated.
- Durable field probe and cables made in the USA. 1-, 4- and 10-meter cables available.
- Waterproof micro-USB port for transferring data to PC; no software required.
- Holds 250 data sets; no need to write down data.
- Real-time clock for date/time stamp of saved data.
- User-selectable re-calibration prompt provides reminder to calibrate.
- Automatic temperature compensation; manual input for salinity and barometric pressure compensation.
- 1-year warranty on instrument, probe/cable and sensor cap.
- Replaceable optical sensor cap with 1-year warranty (12-18 month expected life).
The ODO200M is designed for quick, accurate measurements at an affordable price. The maintenance-free optical dissolved oxygen sensor and easy-to-use handheld make the ODO200M ideal for many applications.
- (1) EcoSense ODO200M dissolved oxygen meter
- (1) USB cable
- (1) 9V alkaline battery
- (1) Operations manual
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