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· MPN: SEN0681

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This sensor is designed for monitoring dissolved oxygen in seawater and other high-salinity applications. It uses fluorescence quenching rather than a tradit...

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This sensor is designed for monitoring dissolved oxygen in seawater and other high-salinity applications. It uses fluorescence quenching rather than a traditional electrochemical cell, so it does not consume oxygen during measurement and does not require electrolyte replacement.

The probe measures dissolved oxygen across a 0-20 mg/L, 0-200% saturation range and includes automatic temperature compensation via a built-in temperature sensor. It is intended for demanding marine use such as mariculture, aquaculture, coastal water quality checks and long-term environmental monitoring.

Integration is handled through an industrial RS485 interface using the standard ModBus-RTU protocol, making it suitable for PLCs, data loggers and other monitoring systems. The package includes the RS485 fluorescence dissolved oxygen sensor and a sensor cable, and DFRobot provides a product wiki for setup information.

Features:

  • Optimised for saline environments: Designed for high-salinity waters with calibration and algorithms that compensate for salinity effects on dissolved oxygen measurement.
  • Stable fluorescence measurement: Measures the phase difference between excited red light and reference light, avoiding oxygen consumption during measurement and eliminating electrolyte replacement.
  • Robust IP68 construction: Rated for submerged marine environments with resistance to corrosion, salt and alkali, and operation up to 0.6MPa pressure.
  • RS485 ModBus-RTU interface: Supports integration with PLCs, data loggers and industrial monitoring systems.
  • Automatic temperature compensation: Built-in temperature sensing provides real-time data for compensated dissolved oxygen readings.

Specifications:

  • Power Supply: DC10-30V
  • Power Consumption: 0.2W
  • Communication Interface: RS485 (Standard ModBus-RTU Protocol)
  • Measurement Principle: Fluorescence
  • Measuring Range: 0-20mg/L, 0-200% Saturation
  • Measurement Error: ±3% FS; ±0.5°C (25°C)
  • Resolution: 0.01mg/L; 0.1%; 0.1°C
  • Response Time: ≤60s
  • Operating Temperature: 0-40°C
  • Fluorescent Film Lifespan: 1 year under normal use
  • Waterproof Rating: IP68
  • Pressure Resistance: 0.6MPa
  • Cable Length: 5m
  • Casing Material: Corrosion-Resistant Plastic

Useful for automated mariculture and aquaculture monitoring, DIY oceanographic data buoys, estuary and coastal water quality analysis, and industrial process control in saline solutions.

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Plain-language definitions for the technical terms used above.

Modbus
Modbus is an industrial communication protocol used by many meters, sensors, PLCs and automation devices. When a product lists Modbus support, it is generally easier to integrate with existing industrial equipment that speaks the same protocol.
ModBus-RTU
ModBus-RTU is a common industrial protocol for sending readings and control commands over serial links such as RS485. Knowing a device uses ModBus-RTU helps you choose software libraries, data loggers, or controllers that can request and interpret its data.
RS485
RS485 is a robust differential serial communication standard often used in factories, farms and buildings where cables may be long or electrically noisy, and it can link many devices on a single pair of wires. When a product lists RS485, it can communicate with industrial sensors, meters and control equipment over longer distances than typical hobby serial wiring.
Temperature compensation
Temperature compensation is when a sensor or instrument adjusts its readings to reduce errors caused by changes in temperature. This matters because a sensor's raw output often drifts as conditions warm or cool, so compensation keeps readings more consistent and accurate over time.

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