Devices DL-NTU - Optical Turbidity and Temperature Sensor

DL-NTU - Optical Turbidity and Temperature Sensor

Decentlab GmbH · Turbidity, Temperature, Battery Class A

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About

The Decentlab DL-NTU is equipped with optical infrared turbidity and temperature sensors for water quality monitoring.

Connectivity & sensors

LoRaWAN class

Class A

Sensors

TurbidityTemperatureBattery

Specifications

IP rating

IP67

Battery

2 C alkaline

Dimensions

135 × 81 × 70 mm

Weight

950 g

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Device facts:
- Sensors: Turbidity, Temperature, Battery
- LoRaWAN class: A
- IP rating: IP67
- Battery: 2 C alkaline
- Product page: https://www.decentlab.com/products/optical-turbidity-and-temperature-sensor-for-lorawan
- Datasheet: https://cdn.decentlab.com/download/datasheets/Decentlab-DL-NTU-datasheet.pdf
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