PS-3215 wireless colorimetry/turbidity sensor

PS-3215 wireless colorimetry/turbidity sensor

Supplier
Brolight
Part Number
PS-3215
Category
Sensors
Origin
China

The PS-3215 wireless colorimeter/turbidity sensor simultaneously measures absorbance and transmittance at six different wavelengths. It can be used to study Beer's law (absorbance versus concentration), enzyme activity, photosynthesis, and chemical reaction rates (absorbance versus time). It also serves as a high-quality turbidimeter for water-quality analysis. After simple calibration, students can quickly view real-time measurements at six visible wavelengths: 650nm (red), 600nm (orange), 570 nm (yellow), 550 nm (green), 500 nm (blue), and 450 nm (violet). Rather than only measuring transmitted light, the wireless colorimeter and turbidity sensor measures light scattered by the sample at 90 degrees for accurate, repeatable measurements. Its opaque cuvette compartment also reduces ambient-light interference to ensure measurement accuracy. Turbidity measurements require a cuvette with four clear sides. If a cuvette with two clear sides is used, at least orient a clear side toward the turbidity-measurement light source. When used with our ezSample snap-type sample vials for water-quality testing, built-in calibration curves for ammonia, nitrate, phosphate, chlorine, and iron determine chemical concentrations, displayed in ppm or g/L. These chemical tests follow the United States Geological Survey (USGS) field procedures for ion testing. See the Buying Guide tab for ezSample snap-type sample vials. Absorbance and transmittance measurement: Light from a broadband white LED passes through the solution onto a charge-coupled-device (CCD) array, where it is detected and analyzed. Parts of the array have narrowband filters that pass only six visible wavelengths—violet, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red—to the detector. Absorbance can be plotted against concentration as a Beer's-law curve or against time for kinetics studies. Turbidity measurement uses a collimated light source perpendicular to the sensor. Important: Solutions used in the colorimeter must be compatible with polystyrene, the cuvette material, and ABS plastic, the instrument-housing material. Solutions containing strong organic solvents such as acetone require glass cuvettes or 12-millimeter test tubes, because strong organic solvents damage plastic cuvettes. WARNING! This product may cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Note: This warning meets the requirements of California's Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act (Prop 65), indicating that the product may contain chemicals with potential health risks.

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Overview

The PS-3215 wireless colorimeter/turbidity sensor simultaneously measures absorbance and transmittance at six different wavelengths. It can be used to study Beer's law (absorbance versus concentration), enzyme activity, photosynthesis, and chemical reaction rates (absorbance versus time). It also serves as a high-quality turbidimeter for water-quality analysis. After simple calibration, students can quickly view real-time measurements at six visible wavelengths: 650nm (red), 600nm (orange), 570 nm (yellow), 550 nm (green), 500 nm (blue), and 450 nm (violet). Rather than only measuring transmitted light, the wireless colorimeter and turbidity sensor measures light scattered by the sample at 90 degrees for accurate, repeatable measurements. Its opaque cuvette compartment also reduces ambient-light interference to ensure measurement accuracy. Turbidity measurements require a cuvette with four clear sides. If a cuvette with two clear sides is used, at least orient a clear side toward the turbidity-measurement light source. When used with our ezSample snap-type sample vials for water-quality testing, built-in calibration curves for ammonia, nitrate, phosphate, chlorine, and iron determine chemical concentrations, displayed in ppm or g/L. These chemical tests follow the United States Geological Survey (USGS) field procedures for ion testing. See the Buying Guide tab for ezSample snap-type sample vials. Absorbance and transmittance measurement: Light from a broadband white LED passes through the solution onto a charge-coupled-device (CCD) array, where it is detected and analyzed. Parts of the array have narrowband filters that pass only six visible wavelengths—violet, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red—to the detector. Absorbance can be plotted against concentration as a Beer's-law curve or against time for kinetics studies. Turbidity measurement uses a collimated light source perpendicular to the sensor. Important: Solutions used in the colorimeter must be compatible with polystyrene, the cuvette material, and ABS plastic, the instrument-housing material. Solutions containing strong organic solvents such as acetone require glass cuvettes or 12-millimeter test tubes, because strong organic solvents damage plastic cuvettes. WARNING! This product may cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Note: This warning meets the requirements of California's Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act (Prop 65), indicating that the product may contain chemicals with potential health risks.

Specifications

ParameterValue
Color detection / Characteristic wavelength650 nm (red), 600 nm (orange), 570 nm (yellow), 550 nm (green), 500 nm (blue), 450 nm (violet)
Detection Wavelength Range [Characteristic wavelength]Characteristic wavelength ±25 nm
Absorbance - Measurement range0-3 Abs
Absorbance - Effective measurement range0.05-1.5 Abs
Transmittance0-100%
Turbidity - Illumination wavelength850 nm
Turbidity - Measurement range0-400 NTU
Turbidity - Accuracy±5% NTU
Connection MethodUSB and Bluetooth 5.2
Data Logging FunctionSupported
Battery TypeRechargeable Lithium-Polymer Battery (LiPo)
Stored-data-point memory (data logging)¹ [Refers to the Minimum Number of Data Points When All Measurement Functions Are Enabled; Actual Results Depend on the Enabled Measurement Functions.]More than 15,000
Battery Runtime - Connected State (Data Acquisition Mode)² [Refers to Continuous Use While Connected Until the Battery Is Exhausted; Actual Results Depend on the Sampling Rate, Activated Measurement Functions, and Battery Condition.]More than 80 hours
Battery runtime - Logging state (data-logging mode)³ [Refers to Recording Data Until the Battery Is Exhausted; Actual Results Depend on the Sampling Rate, Activated Measurement Functions, and Battery Condition.]3 days

Applications

Study Beer's law (absorbance versus concentration); measure reaction rates from absorbance versus time; field turbidity testing and colorimetry; determine unknown solution concentrations; compare turbidity of water samples. Available experiments: Senior-high-school chemistry: Investigate factors affecting the reaction rate of sodium thiosulfate with sulfuric acid. Investigate the reducing properties of sucrose using a color sensor. Determine colored-solution concentrations using Beer's law. Senior-high-school biology: Compare absorbance of plant pigments. Determine protein content. Biochemical innovation—water-quality science: Determine nitrite content in water samples. Investigate water purification with alum. Use sensors to test routine water-quality indicators in samples from different environments. Simulate water-treatment processes and monitor and characterize their parameters. Measure iron and phosphate contents in water samples.

Key Features

A stable light-source design ensures consistent readings; simultaneous measurement at six different wavelengths; PASCO software displays absorbance and transmittance at each wavelength in the corresponding color; quick, simple calibration; combined colorimeter and turbidimeter functions; wireless design for field data acquisition.

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Brolight, as an independent brand under A&P Instrument, focuses on the R&D, manufacturing, and integrated solution delivery of photoelectric detection equipment and educational instruments. Leveraging A&P Instrument's over 40 years of technical accumulation and market experience in the optoelectronics and science education industry, Brolight precisely meets the multiple needs of scientific research, industrial inspection, and experimental teaching, building a reliable and efficient application foundation for global research institutions, industrial enterprises, and educational users with excellent optoelectronic products and teaching instruments. Founded in 2012, the company is a national high-tech enterprise and has passed ISO9001:2015 quality management system certification, ensuring continuous and stable product quality with a standardized management system.

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