Introducing EIDO: A Breakthrough in Organic Parameter Measurement
EIDO’s capabilities also include measurement of key factors in water health including BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand), COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand), and TOC (Total Organic Carbon).
The release of EIDO follows on from the success of the award-winning Proteus multiparameter sensor, which Adroit has already successfully installed in locations throughout New Zealand to deliver accurate real-time environmental water monitoring data.
But where its predecessor is able to measure an extensive range of water quality factors, for applications requiring specific organic parameter measurement, EIDO is designed to be a more affordable, targeted solution.
Ulrich Frerk – Founder & Technical Director says that EIDO has the potential to revolutionise the way we monitor water quality, which is critical for human health and environmental sustainability.
Previously some of these compounds have been really difficult to measure and required a lot of labour to calibrate the devices. We can now measure optical ammonium, for example, with a calibration lifespan of 12 months instead of weekly. So it’s a game changer to be able to do these measurements in real-time, 24/7
These sensors are designed to provide the utmost accuracy. Depending upon the requirements of an application, users can choose from 5 or 7 optical sensors. Available in two sizes, the EIDO 30 provides turbidity, TSS, temperature and 2 fluorometers whilst the EIDO 35 provides turbidity, TSS, temperature and up to 4 fluorometers.
Additionally, EIDO seamlessly integrates with Adroit’s existing systems, utilising the same code set as the standard Proteus sensor, ensuring compatibility and ease of use.