The difference between a pH lab sensor and an industrial pH sensor

There are several differences between a lab pH sensor and an industrial pH sensor:

1. Accuracy: Lab pH sensors are generally more accurate than industrial pH sensors. Lab pH sensors are designed to provide precise and accurate measurements, while industrial pH sensors may have a larger error margin.
2. Range: Lab pH sensors often have a wider range than industrial pH sensors. For example, a lab pH sensor may be able to measure pH values from 0 to 14, while an industrial pH sensor may only have a range of 0 to 12.
3. Size: Lab pH sensors are often smaller and more compact than industrial pH sensors. This makes them more suitable for use in small spaces or for portable applications.
4. Compatibility: Lab pH sensors are designed to be used in aqueous solutions, while industrial pH sensors may be able to measure pH in more specialized media, such as organic solvents or oils.
5. Price: Lab pH sensors are generally more expensive than industrial pH sensors. This is due in part to the higher accuracy and wider range of lab pH sensors.

Overall, the main differences between a lab pH sensor and an industrial pH sensor are accuracy, range, size, compatibility, and price. Lab pH sensors are more accurate and have a wider range, but they are also more expensive and may not be suitable for use.

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