Galvanic Oxygen Electrode

Overview:

The Galvanic Oxygen Electrode is designed for measuring oxygen concentration in aqueous solutions. The output in air-saturated deionized water is usually between 20 - 35mV at 25ºC with oxygen consumption of 3.45 x 10^-13 mol O₂/s per mV of signal.  The electrode comprises a platinum cathode and a lead anode connected via an internal 7.5 kΩ resistor.

The Galvanic Oxygen Electrode connects directly to the BNC input of any PowerLab OR can connect to the 8-pin DIN (Pod Port) input on the PowerLab using the MLAC22 BNC to DIN Smart Adapter (included). 

Features:

Applications:

The MLT1115 Galvanic Oxygen Electrode is designed for measuring the concentration of oxygen in aqueous solution.

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