Dissolved solids in water sensor TDS
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Product detailed description
TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) refers to how many milligrams of dissolved solids are dissolved in 1 litre of water. In general, the higher the TDS value, the more dissolved substances there are in the water and the less pure the water is. Although TDS may not effectively reflect water quality under certain circumstances, as a parameter that can be quickly detected, TDS can still be used as a parameter to reflect effective water quality as a reference.
This product can be applied to water quality testing in home waterworks, hydroponics and other fields. With this sensor, you can easily detect water purity and control water quality.
The board allows the connection of a DS18B20 temperature sensor, so that the microcontroller can also measure water temperature.
Specifications:
- Supply voltage: 3.3-5V
- Current drawn: 3-6mA
- Analog output signal: 0-2.3V
- TDS measurement range: 0-1000ppm
- TDS measurement accuracy: ±5%F.S. (25C)
- Module dimensions: 42x31.2mm
Pin description:
- VCC: supply voltage +
- GND: supply voltage-
- T1: Output port of the DS18B20 temperature sensor signal (temperature compensation can be done via software)
- AO: Analog signal output (output voltage range 0-2.3 V)
JST-XH-3P connector:
+ Temperature sensor power supply
T Temperature sensor signal line
- Temperature sensor power supply
JST-XH-2P connector
- TDS probe cable 1
- TDS probe cable 2
Delivery components:
- 1pc Dissolved Solids in Water TDS sensor
Remark:
- This product is not a standalone functional unit and may require professional installation.
- Product images are for illustration purposes only and may sometimes differ from the actual appearance of the item. However, this does not change its basic properties.
- Temperature sensor DS18B20 is not included.
Additional parameters
Category: | Liquid sensors - rain sensors and water level sensors |
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Warranty: | 2 years |
Weight: | 0.023 kg |
Output: | Digital, Analog |
Sensor type: | Temperature, Water |
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