ORP Sensor
An ORP (Oxidation-Reduction Potential) sensor measures the ability of a solution to either gain or lose electrons, indicating its oxidizing or reducing nature. It works by measuring the voltage difference between a sensing electrode ( typically platinum or gold) and reference electrode, reflecting the electron acivity in solution.
Easy to Install.
Fast Response.
Easy to Calibrate.
| Measuring Range | -2000 ~ +2000 mV | |
| Electrode Length | 130mm | |
| Cable Length | 5 meter | |
| Sensor Body MOC | Glass | |
| Connection | PG13.5 | |
| Operating Temperature | Max. 60’C | |
CE Approved
ISO 9001 : 2025
Water Treatment:
ORP sensors are crucial in wastewater treatment plants to monitor the effectiveness of disinfection processes and the removal of pollutants. They also play a role in ensuring the quality of drinking water and monitoring the water in swimming pools and aquariums.
Industrial Processes:
ORP sensors are used in chemical production to monitor the redox state of reactions, ensuring stability and control. They are also used in metal processing to monitor the oxidation state of metal surfaces and prevent corrosion.
Food and Beverage Industry:
In the food and beverage industry, ORP sensors help ensure that the water used in production meets quality standards and that processes like fermentation are properly controlled.
Environmental Monitoring:
ORP sensors are used to assess the overall health of water bodies and detect pollution. They can indicate the presence of certain pollutants and the overall redox conditions of the water.
Pharmaceutical Industry:
In the pharmaceutical industry, ORP sensors help monitor the redox potential of reaction mixtures, ensuring the production of high-quality medicines and other pharmaceuticals.