Handheld Oxygen Meter with Long-Term Logging and Large Choice of O2 Sensors
Versatile pocket oxygen meter with stand-alone long-term data logging for O2 measurements in gas, water and aqueous samples more
The new compact FireSting-PRO is a PC-controlled (USB) fiber-optic multi-analyte meter, which can be combined with all optical O2, pH, and temperature sensors from PyroScience.
Each optical channel is freely configurable for several analytes and sensor types. These range from microsensors (50 µm tip) to robust probes (3 mm tip), and include diverse smart contactless sensor solutions (for measurements in closed systems and microfluidics), as well as sensors for different O2 and pH ranges.
The new FireSting-PRO features smart measurement modes for prolonged sensor lifetime and automatic temperature compensation of the optical sensor measurements in samples with varying temperatures.
Several FireSting-PRO devices can be simply operated with a single PC in a single Pyro Workbench window, offering scalable fiber-optic multi-parameter sensor systems with e.g. 8, 16, 32, or 64 channels.
It has never been easier to measure important parameters in a single sample at high precision with maximum flexibility concerning analyte, sensor format, measuring mode, and application range.
Handheld Oxygen Meter with Long-Term Logging and Large Choice of O2 Sensors
Versatile pocket oxygen meter with stand-alone long-term data logging for O2 measurements in gas, water and aqueous samples more
Flexible optical Oxygen & Temperature Meter
One instrument for high resolution O2 measurements in gas & water & solvents ✓ Compatible with various sensor formats for oxygen measurements in a wide range of samples ✓ Measure fast & highly resolved with minisensors & non-invasive through contactless sensor read-out ✓ more
The founders of PyroScience comprise scientists and engineers originating from leading sensor research groups at the MPI for Marine Microbiology (Bremen, Germany), University of Copenhagen (Denmark), and the Technical University of Graz (Austria). During the last 15 years, these research gr ... more