Opacity Measurement

Product Description

1. Measurement Range

• Typical range (e.g., 0-100% opacity)
• Minimum detectable opacity

2. Accuracy

• Percent error (e.g., +/-1% of reading)
• Calibration frequency

3. Response Time

• Time taken to detect changes in opacity (e.g., milliseconds to seconds)

4. Sensor Type

• Optical sensors (e.g., light scattering, transmissive)
• Laser-based systems

5. Operating Conditions

• Temperature range (e.g., -20 Degree C to 50 Degree C )
• Humidity tolerance
• Environmental protection (e.g., IP rating)

6. Data Output

• Analog and/or digital output (e.g., 4-20 mA, RS-485)
• Data logging capabilities

7. Power Requirements

• Voltage and current specifications
• Power consumption

8. Installation Requirements

• Mounting options (e.g., flange, bracket)
• Size and weight considerations

9. Communication Protocols

• Compatibility with existing systems (e.g., Modbus, Ethernet)

10. Calibration

• Ease of calibration process
• Frequency of recommended calibration

11. User Interface

• Display type (e.g., LCD, touchscreen)
• User-friendly software for monitoring and analysis

12. Compliance Standards

• Compliance with environmental regulations (e.g., EPA, ISO)
• Certification (e.g., CE, UL)

13. Maintenance Requirements

• Frequency of maintenance checks
• Required maintenance tools or kits

14. Cost

• Initial purchase cost
• Long-term operational costs

These specifications can vary based on the application (industrial, environmental monitoring, etc.), so it's essential to tailor them to specific needs. If you have a particular application in mind, I can help refine these further!