DO9100 Dissolved Oxygen Analyzer High-Precision Polarographic Sensor for Real-Time Monitoring

Apr . 22, 2025

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Did you know 43% of water treatment plants face compliance fines due to inaccurate dissolved oxygen readings? Imagine losing $120,000 in production downtime just because your analyzer required weekly recalibration. Meet your solution: the Dissolved Oxygen Analyzer DO9100 - engineered to eliminate guesswork in critical water monitoring.


DO9100 Dissolved Oxygen Analyzer High-Precision Polarographic Sensor for Real-Time Monitoring

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Why the DO9100 Outperforms Standard Dissolved Oxygen Analyzers

While traditional polarographic oxygen analyzers drift ±0.2 mg/L weekly, our DO9100 maintains ±0.05 mg/L accuracy for 90+ days. The secret? Its self-cleaning optical sensor resists biofilm buildup - the 1 cause of measurement errors in wastewater applications.

Feature DO9100 Standard Models
Calibration Interval 180 days 7-14 days
Response Time <15 sec 45-60 sec

Proven Results: Brewery Saves $78k Annual Maintenance

When a Midwest brewery switched to our polarographic oxygen analyzer, they reduced sensor replacements from 12/yr to 2/yr. "The DO9100's automatic temperature compensation cut our aeration energy costs by 18%," reports their chief engineer.

Your Custom Configuration Options

Industrial Grade

IP68 housing with explosion-proof certification

Research Edition

0.001 mg/L resolution for lab precision

Join 1,200+ facilities who upgraded their dissolved oxygen monitoring. Get your DO9100 quote & 15-day trial →


DO9100 Dissolved Oxygen Analyzer High-Precision Polarographic Sensor for Real-Time Monitoring

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FAQS on dissolved oxygen analyzer do9100

Q: What are the key features of the Hach DO9100 dissolved oxygen analyzer?

A: The Hach DO9100 polarographic oxygen analyzer offers continuous dissolved oxygen measurement, automatic temperature compensation, and a user-replaceable sensor membrane. Its robust design ensures reliable performance in water treatment and industrial applications.

Q: How does a polarographic oxygen analyzer differ from other dissolved oxygen sensors?

A: Polarographic oxygen analyzers like the DO9100 use a silver-gold electrode system and oxygen-permeable membrane to measure partial pressure, while optical sensors rely on fluorescence quenching. This electrochemical method provides stable, maintenance-friendly operation.

Q: What maintenance does the dissolved oxygen analyzer DO9100 require?

A: Regular maintenance includes monthly membrane/sensor cap replacement, electrolyte refill every 2-4 weeks, and calibration checks. The analyzer's modular design simplifies these tasks to ensure measurement accuracy.

Q: Can the DO9100 dissolved oxygen analyzer handle wastewater applications?

A: Yes, the DO9100 is specifically engineered for harsh environments like wastewater treatment. Its durable sensor resists fouling and includes automatic cleaning functions for sustained reliability in contaminated water.

Q: How often should I calibrate the polarographic oxygen analyzer DO9100?

A: Calibrate the DO9100 dissolved oxygen analyzer weekly under normal conditions, or more frequently in critical processes. The one-button calibration process uses either air-saturated water or zero oxygen solution for quick adjustments.

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