Sartorius, BB-34090358, BioPAT® Fundalux Connection Cable | 2m

Name: BioPAT® Fundalux Connection Cable | 2m
Brand: Sartorius
SKU: BB-34090358

The BioPAT® Fundalux connection cable is a cable for turbidity measurement and has a lenght of 2m (7ft). It is an Non-metallic sheathed cable with finely stranded copper conductor. Connect the cable to the turbidity sensor and the control unit or measurement amplifier when preparing the bioreactor for the process.

Catalog Number: BB-34090358

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Single-Use Sensors

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Description

BioPAT® Fundalux is an absorption-based photometric probe that uses light from 840 nm to 910 nm to measure the turbidity in bioreactors and fermenters. A precisely defined and constant LED light beam passes through the process medium from either side of the gap on the probe’s shaft.
Designed for use in R&D, as well as in pilot- and production-scale
Monitoring cell growth in bacterial fermentation and mammalian cell cultures
Online triggering of control loops for advanced automated fermentation

Specifications

Applications

Application	Process Analytical Technologies (PAT)
Usage	Multi-use

Dimensions

Cable Length	2 m

Features

Device/Instrument Compatibility	Univessel® Glass; Steelvessel

Product Information

Brand	BioPAT® Fundalux

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