The Idronaut pH sensor is an electrode sensor used for determining the pH level of salt or fresh water. The onboard version mounts onto a dedicated secondary port on the sensor endcap of some AML instruments. It is powered through the instrument and the output signal is included in the standard AML data stream. The sensor is equipped with an AML Oceanographic black Secondary connector. The black locking collar indicates the sensor outputs an analog voltage and must be used on a dedicated port on the instrument that converts it to a digital voltage. To retain its calibration, it must remain with the original instrument and used on the port identified on its label.
This version mounts onto a dedicated secondary port on the sensor endcap of some AML instruments. It is powered through the instrument and the output signal is included in the standard AML data stream.
This version places the pH sensor in a separate pressure housing and connects the sensor to an AML CTD by way of underwater connector and cable. It is powered through the instrument and the output signal is included in the standard AML data stream.
AML offers the following pH sensors:
Idronaut 150 Bar PH Sensor. Range 0-14 pH, accuracy 0.01 pH, resolution 0.001 pH, time constant :3 s. Analog Output, AML Connector, Non-Xchangeable.
Depth Rating 1500 meters
pH Sensor, Idronaut, 1500m, Remote. Range 0-14 pH, accuracy 0.01 pH, resolution 0.001 pH, time constant: 3 s. (includes pH reference sensor)
pH Sensor, Idronaut, 6000m, Remote. Range 0-14 pH, accuracy 0.01 pH, resolution 0.001 pH, time constant: 3 s. (includes pH reference sensor)
