Description
UniLux Chlorophyll Sensor from Chelsea Technologies
UniLux Chlorophyll Sensor
Highly sensitive compact fluorometer for Chlorophyll and algae monitoring.
UniLux is a low cost, miniature fluorometer for monitoring Chlorophyll a, and other algae pigments. The highly sensitive sensors indicate small changes in the parameters at very low concentrations. Robust ambient light and turbidity rejection ensure suitability in a wide variety of water environments.
Key Features
Specifications
Applications
Accessories
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Key Features
- Highly sensitive miniature fluorometer
- Low cost solution for algae monitoring at low concentrations
- Real-time data output in μg/l
- User configurable sampling frequency from 0.1 Hz to 3 Hz
- Robust ambient light and turbidity rejection
- Data display and logging with Hawk and Watchkeeper accessories
Specifications
| Parameters | Dynamic Range* | Limit of Detection |
| Chlorophyll a | 0 to 400 μg/L | <0.01 μg/L |
Mechanical
| Size | Ø 26.5 mm x 140 mm (including connector) |
| Weight in air | 100 g |
| Pressure housing | Acetal C |
| Depth rating | 600 metres |
| Connector | MCBH-6-MP-SS |
Electrical
| Input voltage | 11 to 25 Vdc |
| Data output | Digital RS232 and analogue 0 to 5 Vdc (RS422, SDI-12 and 4-20 mA options available) |
| Power requirements | <1 Watt @ 12 V |
Applications
- In situ chlorophyll & algae class studies
- Monitoring within water treatment plants
- Taste & odour issues
- Environment & water quality monitoring
- Monitoring spatial & temporal changes in algae class composition
- Impact monitoring of populated watersheds and agriculture
- Integration within CTDs, AUVs and towed vehicles
Accessories
Chelsea Handheld Hawk – Rugged, hand-held display with data logger. For more info: Hawk Hand-Held-duplicate-1
Chelsea Watchkeeper – Wall-mounted data display and logging unit for monitoring stations. Link: Watchkeeper Wall-Mounted
Downloads
Downlod these PDFS for more information:
Instructions
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