The YSI TruLab® line includes the 1110 (single channel), 1310 and 1310P (single channel) and 1320 and 1320P (dual channel) instruments providing easy-to-use and calibrate instruments ideal for the laboratory.
The Rosemount CX1100 In-Situ Oxygen Analyzer provides measurement of oxygen in clean-burning applications. Get accurate oxygen measurements to optimize combustion reactions, reduce energy costs and meet environmental regulations. All welded construction and no reference gas requirement reduces installation and maintenance costs.
The AMI SAC254 is an online monitor for continuous measurements of UV-absorption (a surrogate parameter, which is correlated to various carbon-based parameters such as DOC and TOC) at a wavelength of 254nm.
EXO offers a wide range of capabilities to those dedicated to monitoring natural aquatic environments such as oceans, estuaries, rivers, lakes, and ground water.
The DR1900 excels in the field because it is the lightest and most compact portable spectrophotometer. Your field testing takes you to potentially dusty and wet conditions where other equipment simply won’t be safe.
With an easily scalable solution the 182, 182 XT, and 182 XT-4 allow for the connection of 1-4 sensors depending on which terminal you choose. Add sensors at any time and at any location or change them out with ease.
The MultiLab IDS line of instruments from YSI includes the MultiLab 4010-1, MultiLab 4010-2, and the MultiLab 4010-3, as well as smart digital probes for optical based BOD5, pH, ORP, and conductivity measurement. Intelligent digital sensors can be moved from instrument to instrument and maintain their calibration data to effortlessly transmit information.
The Millennium II Basic (M2B) universal transmitter is a robust and reliable safety solution delivering highly accurate monitoring of toxic and combustible gases. Utilizing our state of-the-art sensor technology, it provides a flexible detection platform that includes all the advanced features users in the field demand with complete ease-of-use and operation.
Purge and Trap Background
When using a concentrator system, it is not essential to understand how it works. However, a good grasp of the fundamentals helps you prevent problems and assists you when you are faced with tasks such as method development and troubleshooting. This section is not intended to be a full theoretical evaluation of purge and trap gas chromatography. The main purpose is to help you develop an understanding of how and why compounds are concentrated.
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