Soil Sensor JXBS-3001-NPK-RS
₹7,000.0
| Brand | JXCT |
| Part Number | JXBS-3001-NPK-RS |
| Measuring Range | 0-1999mg/kg |
| Resolution | 1mg/kg |
| Output Signal | RS485 |
| Output | 0-10V |
| Measurement Type | NPK |
Soil Sensor JXBS-3001-NPK-RS Introduction
Soil Sensor JXBS-3001-NPK-RS is a high functional and digital display soil meter, it can quickly test nitrogen phosphorus potassium of different kinds of soil. The soil NPK meter is precision, quick, stable, wide range, display clear, portable and easy to test.
- NPK is an important element in soil
- Traditional detection method: After obtaining the soil samples intelligently, they are sent to a professional laboratory where the researchers operate the equipment. It is time consuming, labor intensive, and costly, making it impossible to quickly detect on site.
- Easy to measure
- The detection of soil NPK is no longer limited to the industry.
- High Precision
- ±2%F.S.
- Low Measurement Cost
- Compared with traditional laboratory measurements, this product has low threshold, low cost, few steps, no reagents, no limit on the number of inspections.
- Resolution up to 1mg/kg
- It is on-site quick inspection, easy to carry and insert in the soil to take the number, shorten the time cost, no reagents, no limits on the number of inspection.
- Portable measurement to accurately grasp soil fertility
- Users can measure the soil condition at any time, according to the soil condition can be prescribed symptomatic medicine. Make the soil fertility balanced and reach the growth environment suitable for plants.
- Change the traditional measurement method and improve the measurement efficiency.
- We are committed to creating convenient and economic products.
- Traditional Detection – Traditional testing is time- consuming and cost-effective in laboratory sampling and analysis.
- Soil Nitrogen – Phosphorus and Potassium Detector has the advantages of fast measurement, low cost and accurate data.
- We are committed to creating convenient and economic products.
JXBS-3001-NPK-RS Characteristic
- Imported high quality soil NPK sensor and chips.
- Special design of soil NPK meter, with a great penetration of soil.
- Unique sensing technology, with a wide working range and quick display.
- High quality soil nutrient sensor with stable sensing ability.
- Portable design and easy testing.
- Low power consumption, reliable function.
- IP68 soil npk meter, with fully water proof function.
Application
- Detection of Acid Soil
- Alkaline Soil Detection
- Matrix Soil Detection
- Seedbed Soil Testing
- Copra Soil Testing
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