Oxygen Meters are oxygen measuring devices used to measure the dissolved oxygen (DO) content in liquids or other mediums, expressed in milligrams per liter (mg/L) or percent saturation (% saturation). The operation of Oxygen Meters depends on the technology employed.
Electrochemical (Galvanic and Polarographic) Sensors use chemical reactions between oxygen and electrodes. When oxygen reacts with the electrode, it generates an electrical current that can be measured and converted into oxygen concentration values.
Optical (Luminescent) Sensors utilize luminescence principles. Luminescent substances respond to the presence of oxygen; when oxygen interacts with these substances, it changes their luminescence, which can be measured and converted into oxygen concentration values.
Types of Oxygen Meters
Portable Oxygen Meters for field use or inspections at various locations.
Benchtop Oxygen Meters designed for laboratories or high-precision environments, offering a range of analytical functions.
In-line Oxygen Meters installed in pipes or systems to continuously measure oxygen concentration during production processes. Suitable for industrial use.
Industries Using Oxygen Meters
Aquaculture industry, used to control water quality in fish farms and aqua-farms.
Wastewater treatment industry, for monitoring water quality during wastewater treatment processes.
Food and beverage industry, to control product quality in food and drink manufacturing processes.
Scientific research, used for laboratory studies.
Medical field, used to measure oxygen levels in patients' blood.
Famous Brands of Oxygen Meters
Apera Instruments offers a wide range of reliable water quality measurement products.
Hanna Instruments is renowned for its high-precision water quality measuring instruments.
Extech Instruments provides durable and highly accurate products.
Oakton, a trusted brand in the scientific analysis field.
KEPLER INSTRUMENTS offers a variety of high-quality and reliable products.
YSI is known for producing accurate and durable water quality measuring tools.