The nitrate ion sensor has a measurement range of 0.5 to 62,000 ppm, a high resolution of 0.01 ppm, and an accuracy of ±3% FS. Typical applications include drinking water, wastewater, groundwater, seawater, mining water, soil monitoring, and the food industry. 

Specification

Feature

1. The nitrate sensor requires no dechlorination reagents.
2. No micropores, eliminating the risk of clogging in wastewater.
3. Low power consumption with anti-interference circuit design.
4. This digital water quality sensor has direct RS-485 signal output and supports the MODBUS/RTU protocol for seamless system integration.
5. Innovative replaceable membrane cap for lower maintenance costs.
6. Built-in temperature sensor enables automatic temperature compensation.

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Wiring Instructions

Application

Tips: Can the sensor detect nitrates in food or beverages (like beer or processed water)?

While this sensor is primarily optimized for aqueous solutions in environmental and industrial applications, it can be adapted for low-viscosity water-based food matrices, such as boiler feedwater, process water in food plants, or brewing water. For more complex food systems, pretreatment (e.g., filtration, dilution) may be necessary to isolate the nitrate ions from interfering substances. Specialized food-grade nitrate sensors may be preferred for solid or highly viscous samples.