Accessories Starter Ohaus Cable, 4m, BNC

Accessories Starter Ohaus Cable, 4m, BNC

The Accessories Starter Ohaus Cable, 4m, BNC is a high-quality accessory designed to ensure stable and reliable signal transmission between Ohaus electrodes and compatible Starter series meters. With its durable build and extended length, this cable offers flexibility, convenience, and consistent performance for laboratory and industrial use.

Features

• Reliable Signal Transmission: The BNC connector provides a tight and secure fit, thereby minimizing signal loss and interference for precise and dependable measurements.

• Extended 4-Meter Length: Thanks to its generous length, users can easily connect instruments placed farther apart, improving flexibility in laboratory setups.

• Durable Construction: Built from premium, insulated materials, the cable withstands frequent handling, chemical exposure, and environmental stress, ensuring long-term durability.

• Easy Compatibility: Moreover, it connects seamlessly with Ohaus Starter series meters and compatible electrodes for pH, conductivity, or temperature measurements.

• User-Friendly Design: In addition, the flexible design prevents tangling or kinking, making setup and storage both simple and efficient.

Specifications

• Accessory Type: Electrode Connection Cable

• Connector Type: BNC (Bayonet Neill–Concelman)

• Cable Length: 4 meters

• Material: High-durability insulated polymer

• Compatibility: Compatible with Ohaus Starter series meters and electrodes using BNC interface

• Operating Environment: 10°C – 40°C, 85% RH, non-condensing

Applications

This Ohaus 4 m BNC Starter Cable is ideal for laboratories, educational institutions, and industrial facilities where extended reach and stable signal transmission are essential. Furthermore, it is frequently used for connecting pH, conductivity, and temperature probes in analytical and quality control applications. Its combination of flexibility, reliability, and durability makes it an essential accessory for precise electrochemical measurements.