Distinguishing between Different Cyclops-7F
When a Cyclops-7F is passed on to someone else, it often doesn’t come with instructions for identification. To determine which model you have, you can:
Look at the engraved letter near the bulkhead connectors.
Check the sensor face filters.
Turn on the instrument and read a sample.
Verify the serial number with the Turner Designs Support team.
These methods will help you identify the specific model of your Cyclops-7F.
Example Image below of a Cyclops-7F Turbidity Sensor's bulkhead engraved letter of T:
Example of a Cyclops-7F shown from the front to view the sensor:
Example of a Cyclops-7F Rhodamine Sensor light showcasing a green coloration:
The below graph is not indicative of the current selection of Cyclops-7F but a historical archive of how to identify a Cyclops-7F that was passed down to your facility.
Part Number Ending with a Letter | Can be bought? | Application | Color of the Light coming out of the Sensor |
XXXX-000-U | Yes | CDOM/FDOM | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
XXXX-000-C | Yes | Chl in vivo (Blue Excitation) | Blue Light |
XXXX-000-D | Yes | Chl in vivo (Red Excitation) | Red Light |
XXXX-000-F | Yes | Fluorescein Dye | Blue Light |
XXXX-000-O | Yes | Oil - Crude | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
XXXX-000-G | Yes | Oil - Fine (Refined Fuels) | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
XXXX-000-B | Obsoleted | Optical Brighteners for Wastewater Monitoring | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
XXXX-000-P | Yes | Phycocyanin (Freshwater Cyanobacteria) | Orange/Yellow Light |
XXXX-000-E | Yes | Phycoerythrin (Marine Cyanobacteria) | Green Light |
XXXX-000-A | Obsoleted | PTSA | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
XXXX-000-R | Yes | Rhodamine Dye | Green Light |
XXXX-000-L | Obsoleted | Tryptophan for Wastewater Monitoring | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
XXXX-000-T | Yes | Turbidity | Infrared Light, not on visible light spectrum |
For older models before the Cyclops-7F from the Cyclops application:
