Q: What probe type should I use for boiler feedwater pH monitoring?
A: Boiler feedwater is ultra-pure (very low conductivity), causing standard glass electrodes to give unstable, drifting readings due to liquid junction potential issues. The S-pH002 high-temperature pure water probe is designed for this application, providing stable pH measurement in both high-purity and high-temperature conditions simultaneously.
Q: Can you supply sensors for ATEX or explosion-proof environments?
A: Standard Linksens sensors are not ATEX-certified. For explosion-proof installations, please contact our sales team — we can advise on appropriate sensor housing configurations and third-party certified enclosure solutions for your site hazardous area classification.
Q: How does UV254 optical COD monitoring compare to wet-chemistry COD analyzers for industrial effluent?
A: UV254 optical COD sensors offer continuous, reagent-free measurement with zero chemical waste — making them ideal for trend monitoring and process control at influent and pre-treatment stages. For final effluent compliance reporting where regulatory agencies require method-specific analysis, wet-chemistry analyzers remain the reference method. Many industrial facilities use both: optical sensors for real-time process control and wet-chemistry analyzers for permit reporting.
Tell us your process conditions — our engineers will specify the right probe type and sensor configuration for your industry.
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