Oakton Instruments WD-35608-50 replacement probe for 536 meter
Replacement conductivity probe for the 536 meter measures 0-200 mS with a 12 mm stainless-steel tip, 130 mm length and .91 m cable
- Product typeEnvironmental & Mechanical
- Measures conductivity, TDS, pH and temperature up to 200 mS
- Stainless-steel and Ultem body withstands 0 to 80 °C operating range
- 12 mm diameter by 130 mm length fits Oakton 536 meter
- Integrated temperature sensor enables automatic compensation during tests
- 91 m cable with Oakton connector provides flexible placement
Replacement probe for 536 meter
This replacement conductivity probe is built for the Oakton 536 meter and measures conductivity, pH and temperature in a single tip. It covers a range of 0 to 200 mS and operates from 0 to 80 degrees C. The stainless steel and Ultem body is 12 mm in diameter and 130 mm long with a .91 m cable and an Oakton connector.
Field technicians needing a direct swap
It suits users who need a like-for-like replacement for a worn or damaged probe on the 536 meter and who work within ambient pressure conditions. It is not for buyers who require an integrated amplifier, a different connector type or a probe rated for pressurised environments.
Cable length and connector simplify installation
The .91 m cable and proprietary Oakton connector let the probe plug straight into the meter without adapters or splicing. A built-in temperature sensor means the meter can compensate readings automatically. The six-month shelf life means spares should be rotated regularly.
How it compares
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- Price $163.99
- Pricier than about 73% of the 3,030 comparable items (median $54.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | OAKTON |
| Product type | Environmental & Mechanical |
Questions about this item
Does the Oakton WD-35608-50 probe need a separate amplifier to connect to my 536 meter?
No, the probe has no built-in amplifier and connects directly to the 536 meter using the Oakton Connector.
Will the 12 mm diameter probe fit the same sample chambers I use with older Oakton probes?
The probe body is 12 mm in diameter and 130 mm long, so it fits chambers sized for that diameter.
How can I confirm the probe reads correctly after plugging it into the 536 meter?
Immerse the tip in a known conductivity standard; the meter should display a value within the 0-200 mS range and the temperature sensor should read 0-80 °C.
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