YSI ProDSS Total Algae Sensor

The YSI ProDSS total algae sensor is a digital smart sensor for helping monitor, mitigate, and manage the impacts of harmful algal blooms.

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  • Dual channel sensor
  • Measures and outputs both chlorophyll & blue-green algae
  • Options for ug/L and RFU outputs
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