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4690 low range turbidity (sensor only)

Last updated: 27 Feb 2025
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  • Flow-through turbidity design
- Fast response to process turbidity changes due to minimal      sample residence time
- Compliant to ISO Method 7027
  • Automatic sensor cleaning
- Reduces maintenance requirements
- Optimizes performance sensitivity
  • Secondary standards for calibration verification
- Accurate, repeatable, safe, simple
- Realize significant cost savings by reducing the use of           primary standards
  • Simple to use and maintain
- Intuitive, user-friendly design
- Simple-to-perform annual service
  • Reliable and accurate measurement
- Ultralow back scatter for accurate measurement of low turbidity values
- Automatic bubble rejection to compensate for erroneous readings due to degassing

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