The Mettler-Toledo Seven2Go RDO S9 Standard Kit is a portable dissolved oxygen (DO) meter designed for accurate and reliable measurements in laboratory, at-line, and field environments. This kit includes the InLab OptiOx optical DO sensor, calibration bottles, and zero oxygen tablets, ensuring precise calibration and measurement.
This standard kit is essential for professionals requiring precise and reliable dissolved oxygen measurements in various environments.
It is a portable dissolved oxygen (DO) meter designed for accurate and reliable measurements in laboratory, at-line, and field environments. This kit includes the InLab OptiOx optical DO sensor, calibration bottles, and zero oxygen tablets, ensuring precise calibration and measurement.
Yes. It is designed for accurate and reliable measurements in laboratory, at-line, and field environments, and offers a power supply of 4 x 1.5 V AA or 1.3 V NiMH accumulators and a calibration function of up to 2 calibration points and 2 predefined oxygen standards to support this kind of work.
It has a power supply of 4 x 1.5 V AA or 1.3 V NiMH accumulators and a calibration function of up to 2 calibration points and 2 predefined oxygen standards, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 30207971.
It offers dissolved Oxygen (DO), inLab OptiOx™ optical DO sensor, sunlight-readable screen with intuitive T-Pad navigation and stores up to 2000 GLP data points.
For general equipment accessory applications, the Mettler-Toledo Seven2Go RDO S9 Standard Kit with InLab OptiOx, Calibration Bottles, and Zero Oxygen Tablets is differentiated by measurement parameters Dissolved Oxygen (DO) and sensor InLab OptiOx™ optical DO sensor. The Water-i.d. Primelab Reagent Kit, Legionella Test - 10 x Reagent For Max. 9 Tests (ID 147) from Water-i.d is a broader alternative in the same application area rather than a direct equivalent. Compare the required specifications, compatibility and workflow requirements before selection.
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