SH-SS200 Total Suspended Solids digital sensor

SH-SS200 Total Suspended Solids digital sensor

Overview

SH-SS-200 Total Suspended Solids digital sensor is an intelligent device to measure the concentration of suspended matter in the water body. The sensor adopts infrared light scattering method, i.e. light scattering occurs on the surface of suspended particles after the incident light enters into the water body, the intensity of the scattered light is detected on the light path which is in a certain angle direction with the incident light, and the concentration of suspended matter in the water body is obtained through the proportional relationship between the intensity of the scattered light and the concentration of suspended matter.

 

Product features

  • Monochromatic infrared light source, unaffected by sample chromaticity
  • Self-cleaning function removes light window stains and air bubbles, maintenance-free
  • Sampling optics and digital filtering technology to eliminate the effects of stray light
  • Corrosion-resistant housing, waterproof grade IP68, can work underwater for a long time
  • RS485 communication interface, standard Modbus protocol for easy integration.

 

Technical specifications

Working principle Infrared light scattering
Meas. wavelength 860 nm
Meas. range (0~10000) mg/L (other ranges available on request)
Repeatability ≤1 %
Accuracy ±5 %
Zero drift (24h) ± 1 %
Range drift (24h) ±3 %
Detection limit 1 mg/L
Resolution 0,1 mg/L
Protection class IP68
Comm. interface RS485, standard Modbus protocol, baud rate 9600
Dimensions (φ33*178) mm, cable 10 m (customizable)
Materials 316 Stainless-steel
Mounting threads Upper NPT3/4 thread
Operating voltage 9~36 Vdc
Power consumption 1 W (motor brushes rotating), 0.4 W (motor brushes not working)
Cleaning method Mechanical brush
Calibration period 3-6 months
Operating temp. (0~50) °C

 

Product applications

Water quality monitoring of treatment processes and outfalls of wastewater treatment plants, other industrial wastewater treatment processes and outfalls