WiSens CTD measures and records conductivity, temperature and depth. - 300m WD rated. - Compact and easy to use. - Fast wireless configuration and data collection thanks to the Wi-Fi communication. - Rugged and reliable. - Optimal protection of the sensor. - Lithium batteries for long-term use (up to several years). - Copper-based anti-fouling replaceable sensor protection.
The WiSens CTDSV data logger measures and records conductivity, pressure and temperature. Salinity and sound velocity are deducted by calculation. - 300m WD rated. - Fast wireless configuration and data collection thanks to the Wi-Fi communication. - Optimal protection of the sensor. - Aerotransportable lithium batteries for long-term use (up to several years). - Copper-based anti-fouling replaceable sensor protection.
The sensor combines two parameters: conductivity and temperature measurements. The conductivity measurement is carried out by a 4 carbon electrodes cell. The advantage of the 4-electrode measuring cell is its relative insensitivity to parasitic resistances, dirt or polarization.
The WiSens DO measures and records temperature, pressure and dissolved oxygen (oxygen concentration and oxygen saturation). It has been designed to be used up to three different depths: 30 meters, 300 meters and 1.000 meters.
Transmission and configuration of data via WiFi Compatible IOS, MAC OS, Windows, Android Simple maintenance of sensors Optimum protection of the sensors Lithium batteries for long-term use (up to several years)
WiSens TBD measures and records temperature, depth and turbidity up to 4 000 FNU down to 300 meters.
Fast wireless configuration and data collection thanks to the Wi-Fi communication Compatible IOS, MAC OS, Windows, Android Easy maintenance Optimale protection of the sensor Lithium batteries for long-term use (up to several years) Optional external automated wiper brush
The WiSens Chloro A datalogger measures and records temperature, pressure and chlorophyll A. It can be used at 30 meters, 300 meters and 1,000 meters deep.
WiSens TD measures and records temperature and pressure. It has been designed to be used up to three different depths: 30 meters, 300 meters, 1,000 meters.
Nitrates, Phosphates, Silicates, Iron, Alkalinity, pH sensors and eDNA samplers
Based on advanced lab-on-chip technology, this miniaturised microfluidic nitrate + nitrite submersible sensor performs lab-grade nitrate analysis in-situ wherever you need it. It can also be configured to just measure nitrite. Max operating depth: 6000m!
Based on advanced lab-on-chip technology, this submersible miniaturised microfluidic silicate sensor performs lab-grade measurements in-situ, wherever you need them. Max operating depth: 6000m!
Dissolved Iron Analyser Based on advanced lab-on-chip technology, this system performs high-quality dissolved iron measurements using the colourimetric ferrozine method. It can be programmed to measure both Iron II and Iron III (via onboard acidification and reduction processes). The system is robust and fully submersible to 6000m deep. Key applications include scientific (e.g. iron cycling in rivers, coastal and hydrothermal areas) and industrial (e.g. corrosion and process monitoring).
Based on advanced lab-on-chip technology, our precision spectrophotometric pH submersible sensor performs highly accurate and stable pH measurements from coastal surface waters to the bottom of the ocean. Key applications include ocean acidification studies and coastal pH measurements. Max operating depth: 6000m
Autonomous eDNA Multi-sampling for the Detection of Biological Genomic Signatures in Water
Automatic operation according to a preconfigured mission profile Micro-fluidic architecture reduces reagent usage and facilitates storage of waste products for later disposal Sample preservation via RNAlater enables long-term, unsupervised deployment Customize based on the filter material needed (ie. PC, PVDF) Optional: Integrated 4-channel fluorometer (Chl-a, PC, PE, FDOM) Compact design allows for deployment from a variety of vessels and platforms
Dartmouth Ocean Technologies introduces a miniaturized, autonomous alkalinity sensor for marine environments that will enable Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE) and monitor the ocean’s buffering capacity.
Alkalinity Sensor at a Glance: Accurate measurement of microfluidic alkalinity over the range 1500-2500 µmol / kg Measurement calibrations against certified reference materials Programmable sample rate and concentration range Technology Flexibility: An excellent contender for towed systems, AUV's, gliders, ROVs, Voluntary Observation Ships, buoys, and profiling floats
Features: Rigid Reagent Housing Self-Contained 275 samples / 25 standards per reagent load* Programmable sample interval & range Easy transport and deployment Flexible mounting configurations
The A1000-200 Phosphate Sensor is an Ortho Phosphate sensor “Inlaid Optical Cell Technology™". This innovative microfluidic wet-chemistry sensor provides real-time measurement of phosphate concentration. The sensor is self-powered and self-logging. Deployment duration is a function of logging rates and battery selection.
Dartmouth Ocean Technologies introduces the Dual Chemistry Nitrate & Phosphate Sensor, a miniaturized, autonomous sensor for marine environments designed as a cost effective solution to real-time, “hands-free” measurement of nitrate & phosphate (NP) concentrations.
Features at a Glance: - Lab-on-Chip (LOC): Microfluidic wet chemistry sensor featuring patented and proprietary “Inlaid Optical Cell TechnologyTM”* - *U.S. Patent 11,231,356 B2 - Provides expanded insights into the water sample chemistry not available from a single chemical analysis - Reduces reagent consumption, decreases reaction time, and reduces power draw - Self-Powered and self-logging for real time measurement (data streaming available) - Technology Flexibility: An excellent contender for towed systems, un-crewed vehicles, gliders, ROVs, Voluntary Observation Ships, buoys, and profiling floats - Customizable and configurable to fit into most platforms
Chlorophyll sensor to measure chlorophyll and algal pigment concentration in ocean and freshwater environments, along with turbidity, using the mini fluorometer, TriLux. With two models to target different phytoplankton species and depth ratings to 2000m, TriLux is suitable for a wide variety of water environments: Chlorophyll a, Phycocyanin, Turbidity for freshwater deployments Chlorophyll a, Phycoerythrin, Turbidity for marine deployments
Applications Harmful algal bloom detection and monitoring Coastal zone monitoring Biological assessment in marine protected areas Integration with CTDs, buoys, surface vehicles, ROVs, AUVs and towed vehicles
UviLux sensors enable real-time, in situ detection of a wide variety of UV fluorescence parameters, including: Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH), BTEX, CDOM, Tryptophan-like fluorescence (TLF), BOD and Optical Brightening Agents (OBA).
The compact and highly sensitive fluorometers have excellent turbidity rejection and high ambient light rejection, making them suitable for use in water and wastewater treatment works, as well as natural waters at the surface and to depths of up to 1000 m.
Single Turnover Active Fluorometry (STAF) for evaluating phytoplankton primary productivity (PhytoPP).
LabSTAF is the next generation of STAF-based instrumentation to evaluate phytoplankton primary productivity. The system incorporates unparalleled sensitivity with a wide dynamic range, allowing for measurements in all environments: from reservoirs and lakes to open ocean.
GlowTracka bioluminometer detects bioluminescence from dinoflagellates and similar organisms.
GlowTracka Features Highly sensitive bioluminometer Small and rugged for ease of integration within wider systems Low power consumption Precision flow sensor included
Phytoplankton primary productivity (PhytoPP) assessment for industrial algae producers
LabSTAF HB is the latest product in our range of next generation of STAF-based instrumentation to evaluate phytoplankton primary productivity, specifically designed for high biomass applications such as industrial algae production.