Maintaining the right level of dissolved oxygen (DO) is essential for healthy and efficient water systems. Whether in aquaculture, wastewater treatment, hydroponics, or other water management applications, reliable DO monitoring helps operators make informed decisions and maintain stable water conditions.

The DO800D Online Optical DO Sensor provides continuous dissolved oxygen monitoring with accurate measurements, temperature monitoring, and reliable digital communication.

Real-Time Dissolved Oxygen Monitoring

The DO800D measures dissolved oxygen across a 0–10 ppm range, making it suitable for a variety of water monitoring applications. Its online configuration allows measurements to be integrated into monitoring and control systems for more consistent oversight of water conditions.

Accurate Measurements

Reliable data is critical when managing water quality. The DO800D provides dissolved oxygen accuracy of ±3% of the measured value and temperature accuracy of ±0.5°C.

With dependable measurements, operators can better identify changes in water conditions and respond when adjustments are needed.

Built for Water Monitoring

The sensor operates within a 0–45°C temperature range and supports pressures up to 0.3 MPa. Its stainless-steel construction gives it a professional, robust design for continuous monitoring environments.

Easy System Integration

The DO800D uses Modbus RS485 communication, allowing it to connect with compatible monitoring systems, controllers, and other industrial equipment. It also comes with a 10-meter cable, providing flexibility for installation in different setups.

Key Specifications

Smarter Data for Better Water Management

Consistent water-quality monitoring starts with accurate data. By providing real-time dissolved oxygen and temperature measurements, the DO800D Online Optical DO Sensor helps water management systems maintain better visibility and support more informed operational decisions.

Cleaner water starts with accurate data.

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