Distinguishing between Different C-FLUOR
When a C-FLUOR is passed on to someone else, it often doesn’t come with instructions for identification. To determine which sensor 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.
Another additional feature that the C-FLUOR has is the function of being an analog version or the digital version. To verify if you have one or the other, please contact the Turner Designs Support team with the serial number of the C-FLUOR.
These methods will help you identify the specific model of your C-FLUOR.
Example of a C-FLUOR unit with Model number and Serial Number displayed:
Example Image below of a C-FLUOR Turbidity Sensor's bulkhead engraved letter of T:
Example of a C-FLUOR shown from the front to view the sensor:
Example of a Cyclops-7F in vivo Chlorophyll Sensor light showcasing a blue coloration:
The below graph is not indicative of the current selection of C-FLUOR but a historical archive of how to identify a C-FLUOR 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 |
2120-000-U | Yes | CDOM/FDOM | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
2120-000-C | Yes | Chl in vivo (Blue Excitation) | Blue Light |
2120-000-D | Yes | Chl in vivo (Red Excitation) | Red Light |
2120-000-F | Yes | Fluorescein Dye | Blue Light |
2120-000-O | Yes | Oil - Crude | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
2120-000-B | Yes | Optical Brighteners for Wastewater Monitoring | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
2120-000-P | Yes | Phycocyanin (Freshwater Cyanobacteria) | Orange/Yellow Light |
2120-000-E | Yes | Phycoerythrin (Marine Cyanobacteria) | Green Light |
2120-000-R | Yes | Rhodamine Dye | Green Light |
2120-000-L | Yes | Tryptophan for Wastewater Monitoring | UV light, visible blue only on paper |
2120-000-T | Yes | Turbidity | Infrared Light, not on visible light spectrum |