HYDROS Dual Inline TDS Sensor

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HYDROS Sense Port Accessory Monitor your RO/DI units' water quality with HYDROS Dual Inline TDS Sensor. Plugs directly into any HYDROS Control with an available Sense Port and does not require any additional power source.  
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Dual Inline TDS Sensor

The HYDROS Digital Inline TDS sensor Meter has two sensors to monitor the water quality of any RO/DI system. The corrosion-resistant titanium sensors will provide years of trouble-free readouts. This device plugs directly into any available HYDROS Control Sense Port and does not require any additional power source.

Features:

  • Simple Installation (includes 1/4in push connect fittings)
  • Two High-Quality Titanium Sensors
  • Small & Compact Design
  • Easy Magnet Mount Display

Specifications:

Range: 0-999ppm Resolution: 1ppm Accuracy: +/- 2% Sensor Cable Length: 24in Display Cable Length: 13ft Size: 2 x 0.6in (diameter x thickness)
Requires a HYDROS Control with an available Sense Port to operate; sold separately
Units
1
Weight
0.45 lbs
Dimensions
6.5 × 2.75 × 3.25 in

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