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Product Overview
Note: the supplied product text describes BOQU’s Digital Online COD/BOD Sensor (CODS-3000-1) based on UV 254 nm absorption. If you meant an “Ammonia Nitrogen Sensor,” please confirm — I can adapt the summary to that product. Below is a 5?point summary based on the provided introduction.
Product Features
- Product overview
Product Value
- BOQU’s Digital Online COD/BOD sensor (CODS-3000-1) is an immersion, reagent?free instrument that measures soluble organic matter by UV absorption at 254 nm (SAC254) and converts it to COD/BOD values for continuous online monitoring. It is made with SS316L, rated IP68, and intended for real?time unattended deployment.
Product Advantages
- Product features
Application Scenarios
- Measures SAC254 and converts to COD/BOD without chemical reagents; continuous, direct immersion measurement with automatic cleaning brush. Digital RS485 (Modbus RTU) output, DC12V power, working temperature 0–45 °C, standard 10 m cable (extendable to 100 m). Available measurement ranges and accuracy: COD ranges up to 2000 mg/L (depending on optical path), BOD ranges up to 1500 mg/L, accuracy ±5%.
- Product value
- Provides real?time, continuous monitoring of organic load to improve process control, compliance and incident response while eliminating reagent costs and secondary pollution. Enables faster decision making, reduced sampling/lab workload and lower operational cost for wastewater, industrial and aquaculture operations.
- Product advantages
- Reagent?free, low maintenance with automatic cleaning; direct immersion avoids sampling and pre?treatment; reliable digital output (RS485/Modbus) for easy integration; robust construction (SS316L, IP68) for harsh environments; proven accuracy (~±5%) and multiple dynamic ranges to suit diverse applications. Backed by BOQU’s QC and customer support.
- Application scenarios
- Continuous organic load monitoring in sewage treatment plants (influent/outflow), industrial discharge monitoring, surface water surveillance, fishery/aquaculture water quality control, agricultural runoff monitoring and other environmental/process control contexts where real?time COD/BOD data is needed.
If you want this tailored specifically to an ammonia?nitrogen sensor (measurement principle, ranges, or features), please provide the ammonia sensor details or confirm and I will adapt the summary.