Horiba DO Electrode Laboratory Type

Horiba DO Electrode Laboratory Type (Previous Model: 5210-10D / 9520-10D)

The Horiba Laboratory Type DO Electrode (Models 5210-10D / 9520-10D) provides accurate and reliable dissolved oxygen (DO) measurements for laboratory applications. Horiba designed this electrode specifically for bench-top analysis, where measurement stability, reproducibility, and accuracy play a critical role.

This DO electrode uses a membrane-covered electrochemical sensing system, which responds quickly to changes in dissolved oxygen concentration. The laboratory-type design allows precise control during measurements, making it suitable for controlled testing environments such as research laboratories and quality control facilities.

Horiba constructed this electrode for routine dissolved oxygen analysis in aqueous samples. When paired with compatible Horiba DO meters, the electrode delivers consistent and dependable results for laboratory testing and educational use.

The 5210-10D and 9520-10D models represent earlier generations of Horiba laboratory DO electrodes and remain widely referenced as previous or legacy models in laboratory systems.

Key Features

• Laboratory-type dissolved oxygen (DO) electrode

• Designed for bench-top and controlled laboratory use

• Electrochemical membrane sensor for accurate DO measurement

• Stable and repeatable measurement performance

• Suitable for routine laboratory analysis

• Compatible with Horiba dissolved oxygen meters

• Recognized as previous / legacy models

Technical Specifications

• Electrode type: Dissolved Oxygen (DO) electrode

• Measurement parameter: Dissolved Oxygen

• Application type: Laboratory / bench-top

• Sensor principle: Electrochemical membrane method

• Body type: Laboratory probe

• Compatibility: Horiba DO meters

• Model reference: 5210-10D / 9520-10D (previous models)

Applications

• Laboratory dissolved oxygen analysis

• Water quality testing in controlled environments

• Research and academic laboratories

• Quality control testing

• Educational laboratory experiments