Digital Fluorescent Dissolved Oxygen Sensor BH-DY12

The Digital Fluorescent Dissolved Oxygen Sensor BH-DY12 quenching detection technology to convert the optical signal of the interaction between oxygen molecules and fluorescent molecules into
electrical signals. Through 3D algorithms, stable and sensitive oxygen concentration or oxygen partial pressure changes are obtained. Compared with the second generation electrochemical measurement
technology, the LH-DY12 fluorescent dissolved oxygen sensor measures higher, is plug-and-play and does not require the addition of any chemical reagents. It is an ideal choice for industries such as chemical industry, biomedicine, nuclear power, sewage and wastewater treatment, and smart aquaculture. Ideal for water quality testing.

Feature Digital Fluorescent Dissolved Oxygen Sensor BH-DY12

Measuring Range	Dissolved Oxygen: 0-25mg/L
	Saturation: 0-250%
	Working temperature: 0-55℃
	Working pressure: 0-150k Pa
Accuracy	Dissolved Oxygen: ±0.1mg/L or ±1% (0-100%) ±0.2mg/L or ±2% (100-250%)
	Temperature: ±0.1℃
	Pressure: ±0.2kPa
Dissolved Oxygen Compensation	Temperature: 0-50℃ automatic compensation
	Pressure: Instrument side program or manual
	Salinity: instrument program or manual
Calibration	One point calibration: saturation 100%
Calibration	Two-point calibration: 1st point saturation 0% (zero oxygen water) 2nd point saturation 100%
Response Time	Saturation: T90＜60s (saturation drops from 100% to 10%)
Storage Temperature	20-80℃
Waterproof Level	Fixed installation: IP68 Underwater sinking: up to 100 meters
Working Power Supply	DC power supply 12-36 VDC (current ≥50mA)
Power Consumption	≤40mA (12V DC power supply)
Data Output	Digital signal MODBUS-RS485 Analog signal 4-20mA, 0-5V (optional)
Material	Diaphragm cap: PVC/PMMA Shell: PVC (other options are PP/PPS/titanium alloy)
Rated Power	＜0.5W
Installation Method	3/4NPT pipe thread installation at the end
Wire Length	Standard 10 meters (other options are 5, 20-200 meters)
Warranty	Diaphragm cap: 1 year (normal maintenance) Shell: 2 years (normal use)