100E general purpose 12 mm pH/redox (ORP) sensor
Last updated: 26 May 2025
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The 100E series of Ultem® pH and Redox (ORP) electrodes provide accurate and reliable measurement in a robust 12 mm diameter body offering an excellent combination of performance and price.
Offered with a choice of connectors and integral cable lengths, the 100E provides uncomplicated pH/ORP measurement for a wide range of general purpose applications where highly cost-effective measurement is required such as drinking water treatment, environmental monitoring, hydroponics and aquaculture.
Offered with a choice of connectors and integral cable lengths, the 100E provides uncomplicated pH/ORP measurement for a wide range of general purpose applications where highly cost-effective measurement is required such as drinking water treatment, environmental monitoring, hydroponics and aquaculture.
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