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Xeos Ares Duo Sensor
Optical Turbidity & Chlorophyll-a Sensor
The Ares Duo is an all-in-one turbidity and chlorophyll-a sensor designed for easy integration to measure key water quality parameters. Featuring state of the art technology, the Ares Duo is perfect for measuring water clarity for environmental water quality monitoring, oceanographic research, marine operations and aquaculture monitoring.
Key Features:
- Ultra bright energy-efficient LEDs
- Fiber optics to improve efficiency and size
- Individually calibrated with laboratory standards
- Gain switching to maximize resolution
- Configurable digital output
- Anti-biofouling faceplate
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