Dissolved Oxygen Sensor & Controller

Smart DO monitoring systems featuring digital fluorescence and polarographic technologies for low-maintenance industrial water analysis.

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Professional Dissolved Oxygen Solutions with Verified Precision

High-Speed T90 Response

Engineered for rapid process control with a response time of less than 60 seconds (T90 < 60s), ensuring real-time accuracy in dynamic wastewater environments.

Wide-Range Saturation Monitoring

Delivers versatile measurement capabilities across a broad range from 0–20mg/L concentration and 0–200% saturation to meet diverse industrial requirements.

Flow-Independent Optical Sensing

The advanced fluorescence technology requires no minimum flow rate, eliminating the measurement errors caused by low-velocity fluids in stagnant basins.

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Category
  • Controller
  • Sensor
Signal Type
  • Analog
  • Digital
Measuring Principle
  • Polarographic
  • Optical fluorescence
Sensor Material
  • Ti
  • PPS+Ti
  • SS316L+Ti
Application
  • Sewage or wastewater
  • Aquaculture
Model Family
  • ADO2
  • MD300
  • MD600
  • DUC2-DO
  • OPD700

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Targeted DO Solutions

Precise Aeration Control: Optimize oxygen levels in real-time to prevent energy waste and ensure stable biological treatment. This solution reduces operational costs while maintaining strict compliance with discharge standards.

Durable Monitoring for Harsh Environments: Reliable performance in high-salinity or wastewater conditions with anti-interference sensors and intelligent compensation. Minimize maintenance downtime and extend equipment lifespan in the most demanding industrial applications.

Streamlined Multi-Point Control

Scalable Multi-Channel Control: Consolidate multiple DO sensors into a single controller to manage diverse monitoring points from one centralized hub. This high-density solution drastically reduces unit costs and simplifies site wiring for large-scale water treatment.

Remote Digital Management: Supports RS485 Modbus and cloud-based data access for real-time remote monitoring and automated alarm notifications. Ensure continuous operational safety and eliminate the need for 24/7 manual on-site supervision.

Optimized Aeration & Corrosion-Resistant Solutions: Proven Global Field Success.

About Dissolved Oxygen

The fundamental principle of an optical dissolved oxygen (DO) sensor is based on the advanced oxygen quenching of luminescence, where a specialized sensing film is excited by a specific wavelength of blue light. When the sensing membrane is exposed to the water sample, oxygen molecules collide with the excited luminophore, causing a measurable decrease in the intensity and fluorescence lifetime of the emitted light. This physical interaction allows the sensor to calculate the oxygen concentration by precisely measuring the phase shift between the excitation and emission signals, providing a highly stable and drift-free digital output.

Unlike traditional electrochemical probes, this optical DO measurement technique does not consume oxygen during the sensing process, making it ideal for low-flow or stagnant water environments where accuracy is critical. The system utilizes a sophisticated red light reference signal to automatically compensate for internal optical degradation and sensor aging, ensuring long-term reliability in harsh industrial conditions. By integrating this standardized optical logic, the sensor provides real-time data for biological oxygen demand (BOD) tracking and aeration control, facilitating seamless integration into modern environmental monitoring and wastewater treatment networks. In wastewater applications, it adjusts aeration blower speeds (VFD) to maintain optimal DO levels. In aquaculture, it activates oxygenators or triggers alarms, creating an automated response system that prevents livestock loss and slashes energy waste.

Real-time dissolved oxygen (DO) optimization is a fundamental driver of climate change mitigation, ensuring the maximum efficiency of carbon sequestration by maintaining healthy phytoplankton populations in marine and freshwater carbon sinks. By deploying precision DO sensing in urban water infrastructure, municipalities can achieve significant energy decarbonization, reducing the massive electricity demand of aeration blowers while supporting the circular economy through nutrient-rich water reclamation. This data-driven approach directly enhances environmental resilience, transforming traditional water treatment into a proactive mechanism for global carbon neutrality and long-term ecological restoration.

Frequently Asked Questions

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1. Why should I choose an optical DO sensor over an electrochemical one?
Optical DO sensors utilize fluorescence quenching technology, which consumes no oxygen and requires no electrolyte or membrane replacement, offering much higher stability and lower maintenance than electrochemical sensors.
2. How do I stop dissolved oxygen readings from jumping or drifting?
Stable readings depend on digital signal isolation. Our DUC controller uses advanced filtering and RS485 Modbus communication to eliminate electromagnetic interference (EMI), ensuring steady, drift-free data even near high-power pumps or VFDs.
3. Can these sensors withstand harsh seawater or corrosive environments?
Yes. Our OPD700 and OPD890 sensors feature Titanium alloy housings, specifically designed to resist salt corrosion in desalination and marine aquaculture applications.
4. Why is my aeration energy bill so high and how can I fix it?
High costs are usually caused by over-aeration due to slow sensor response. By integrating our high-speed optical sensors with the DUC’s PID control loop, you can maintain precise DO levels, typically cutting energy waste by 20% to 40%.
5. Do the sensors support automated cleaning to reduce manual labor?
The OPD790 and OPD890 models are designed with integrated cleaning nozzle interfaces, allowing for automated air-blast or water-jet cleaning to prevent bio-fouling and scale buildup.
6. What should I do if my DO sensor keeps failing in high-sludge tanks?
Traditional sensors fail when fouled; our solution uses a flat-surface optical design paired with a pressurized air-wash system. This prevents "solid-buildup" and extends sensor life in high-MLSS (Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids) environments.
7. How can I get 24/7 remote alerts for low oxygen levels?
The DUC controller supports IoT integration and relay alarms. You can set instant triggers for blowers or SMS alerts, preventing mass livestock mortality in aquaculture or process failure in wastewater treatment.
8. How often do I actually need to calibrate an optical DO sensor?
Unlike membrane sensors that need weekly care, our optical tech stays accurate for 6 to 12 months without recalibration. This "set-and-forget" reliability is why large-scale plants are switching to our digital system.