Produktdetails
Herkunftsort: Shanghai, China
Markenname: SENOVA (SEAVOVA)
Zertifizierung: CE
Modellnummer: TOC-H200
Zahlungs- und Versandbedingungen
Min Bestellmenge: 1
Preis: Available upon request
Verpackung Informationen: Karton
Lieferzeit: 10-20 Werktage
Zahlungsbedingungen: T/T
Versorgungsmaterial-Fähigkeit: 500 Einheiten/Monat
Modell: |
TOC-H200 |
Produktname: |
Organischer Kohlenstoff Startkonfigurations-totalanalysator |
Verdauungsmethode: |
Katalytische Verbrennungsoxidation bei hoher Temperatur (Trockenmethode) |
Erfassungsbereich: |
0,05–35.000 mg/l |
Anzeige: |
12" LCD mit Touchscreen |
Abmessungen (LxBxH, mm): |
595x425x455 |
Gewicht: |
44 kg |
Stromversorgung: |
AC220V±10%/50HZ |
Modell: |
TOC-H200 |
Produktname: |
Organischer Kohlenstoff Startkonfigurations-totalanalysator |
Verdauungsmethode: |
Katalytische Verbrennungsoxidation bei hoher Temperatur (Trockenmethode) |
Erfassungsbereich: |
0,05–35.000 mg/l |
Anzeige: |
12" LCD mit Touchscreen |
Abmessungen (LxBxH, mm): |
595x425x455 |
Gewicht: |
44 kg |
Stromversorgung: |
AC220V±10%/50HZ |
Dry Method Total Organic Carbon TOC Analyzer TOC-H200
Applications
Drinking water, surface water, rivers and lakes, tap water, industrial wastewater, domestic wastewater, chemical wastewater, pharmaceutical plant water, and water used in scientific research and experiments.
Main Features
Specifications
| Digestion Method | High temperature combustion catalytic oxidation (Dry method) |
| Detection Range | 0.05-35000mg/L |
| Accuracy | ±5% |
| Repeatability | ≤3% |
| Measurement Modes | TC,IC,TOC,NPOC |
| Maximum Salt Tolerance | 100g/L |
| Analysis Time | 3~8min |
| Detector | NDIR (Non-Dispersive Infrared Detection) |
| Operation Mode | Main Unit + PC |
| Display | 12" LCD with touch screen |
| Dimensions(LxWxH,mm) | 595x425x455 |
| Weight (Kg) | 44 |
| Power Supply | AC220V±10%/50Hz |
About dry digestion method based on high-temperature catalytic oxidation and NDIR detection
The TOC analyzer utilizes a high-performance oxidative catalyst in the combustion furnace to thoroughly combust and decompose the sample into carbon dioxide and water vapor at high temperatures. Water vapor is condensed, removing carbon dioxide, and then enters the non-dispersive infrared detector (NDIR), yielding the total carbon (TC) concentration in the water sample. Total organic carbon (TOC) is calculated as TOC = TC - TIC.