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The product has CE certification, and we also hold ISO certification which can be provided upon request.

ABS Measure Dissolved Oxygen Water Sensor Meter

Name: ABS Measure Dissolved Oxygen Water Sensor Meter
Brand: Shanghai Kuosi Electronic Co., Ltd.
SKU: 1899719705

Shanghai, ChinaShanghai Kuosi Electronic Co., Ltd.

US$160.00-450.00

1 Piece

Product profile

Customization

Available

Display

Digital

Appliance

Medical Research, Biochemistry, Water

Model NO.

A10

Portable

Non Portable

Certification

Type

Dissolved Oxygen Meter

Measuring Liquid

Chemical Liquid

Transport Package

Standard Packing

Specification

Plastic/Metal

Trademark

Other

Origin

China

HS Code

9027809900

Production Capacity

500 Pieces/Month

Key features

Dual Signal Output: Provides 4-20mA analog output and two sets of relay contacts for alarms.

RS-485 Communication: Supports MODBUS protocol for easy integration into monitoring systems.

Robust Build Quality: Imported components and polarographic technology ensure long-term stability.

Multi-Parameter Display: Large LCD screen shows DO, temperature, current, and alarm status simultaneously.

CE Certified: Product meets CE certification standards for safety and quality assurance.

Versatile Application: Suitable for chemical, water treatment, pharmaceutical, and aquaculture industries.

Company profile

Shanghai Kuosi Electronic Co., Ltd.

Shanghai, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory, Trading CompanyExport Year: 2016-09-01Nearest Port: Shanghai, NingboAverage Response Time: ≤15hTerms of Payment: LC, T/T, D/P, etc.International Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, CFR, CIF, DAT, DDP, DAP, CIP, EXW

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SummaryThe supplier is identified as a China-based trading company and manufacturer/factory operating in water treatment instruments, pumps, dosing systems, and related equipment. It reports ISO 9001 supplier-management-system certification, more than ten years of industry experience, a professional R&D team, experienced engineers, six to ten years of R&D-engineer experience, three production lines, and exports to multiple global regions. The information supports capability in water-treatment applications and international sales, but does not provide verified customer cases, explicit customization examples, detailed after-sales procedures, or sufficient non-financial evidence to assess financial credibility. Company identity is inconsistent across the slices: Shanghai Kuosi Electronic Co., Ltd. is listed in one record, while Shanghai GL Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. is identified as the supplier in others.

Supplier typeThe supplier is described as a trading company and also as a manufacturer/factory. The records identify Shanghai GL Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. as the supplier, while another record names Shanghai Kuosi Electronic Co., Ltd., indicating a company-name inconsistency that should be verified.

CertificationsThe supplier is explicitly reported to hold ISO 9001 certification for supplier management systems. This is direct evidence of a documented quality-management certification.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier states that it will provide careful service, technical support, product instructions for overseas sales, and application guidance from experienced engineers. However, no specific warranty, maintenance, response-time, spare-parts, or service-network details are provided.

R&D capabilityThe supplier reports a professional R&D team, experienced engineers, more than ten years of industry/application experience, and R&D-engineer experience of six to ten years. These statements support technical development experience, although no specific patented technology, new product, or documented innovation result is provided.

Production capacityThe supplier is identified as a manufacturer/factory with a stated factory location, three production lines, fewer than five quality-control staff, and a broad water-treatment product range. This supports an operating production base, but the limited quality-control staffing and absence of non-financial capacity metrics constrain a stronger assessment.