New revolutionary pH sensor technology

Water/wastewater

New revolutionary pH sensor technology

24 Aug, 2022

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A fundamental issue with current pH sensors is reference electrode drift, which severely degrades any sensor’s operational performance. This causes inaccuracy and makes them unsuitable for deployment in today’s IoT, as they must be manually calibrated. In fact, it has been said that manual calibration makes up to 70% of the total lifetime cost of the sensor. ANB Sensors’ AQ series addresses this key issue and is ideally suited for today’s water and wastewater monitoring needs. This technology provides accurate measurements (+/-0.05 pH units) without the need to recalibrate, is robust (unlike all current glass-based sensors), can be stored wet or dry and has a small form factor. These key design features ensure that ANB Sensors AQ series will truly revolutionise the sensor market for water and wastewater monitoring. 

Find out more, visit ANB Sensors at WWEM 2022.

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