Environmentally Friendly, High Performance “Calomel Free” pH Sensor Electrodes

Water/wastewater

Environmentally Friendly, High Performance “Calomel Free” pH Sensor Electrodes

04 Jul, 2012

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New “Calomel Free” pH and Reference Electrodes from Sensorex (USA) offer the high performance levels of calomel electrodes without the hazardous mercury associated with the design.

The mercury-free electrodes are available in a glass body or in virtually unbreakable, chemically resistant thermoplastic. The “Calomel Free” design features an Ag/AgCl-based double junction reference with a unique silver ion trap that prevents contamination with the silver-sensitive sample. The reference output is adjusted to deliver the same output as Calomel electrodes using a silver chloride reference.

Versatile Calomel Free Electrodes are available in a convenient combination model featuring a pH measuring cell and reference cell in a single body, with separate reference half cells also available. They are available in both sealed and refillable reference styles. Both sealed and refillable styles are available. Gel-filled sealed references are maintenance free, while refillable designs extend electrode life with a refillable reference electrolyte.

Highly accurate Calomel Free Electrodes feature a measurement range of 0-14 pH (0-12.3 pH without Na+ error with a rapid pH response speed of >95% in 1 second. They feature an isopotential point of pH 7.00 (0 mV), an offset of ±0.20 pH and a span of 97% or higher. The electrode operates up to a maximum temperature of 140°F (60°C).

Calomel Free Electrodes are also available in several different length and diameter requirements, including the highly popular 12mm x 150 mm Epoxy Body Combination pH Sealed Reference. All laboratory electrodes from Sensorex are supplied with a 30" cable (76 cm), soaker storage bottle or soaker cap, and a BNC connector at no additional charge. The electrodes are interchangeable with virtually every make and model meter on the market today.

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