Question 1

What happens if the groundwater enters into the probe and then into the instrument?

rsdyn · Accepted Answer

It is necessary to use the standard ECOPROBE 5 sampling probe that is equipped with an automatic water valve. The automatic water valve prevents water being sucked into the instrument. Anyway you must avoid sampling any liquid without using a standard probe. Sucking in liquid causes serious and expensive damage to the instrument.

Question 2

What happens if the groundwater enters into the probe and then into the instrument?

rsdyn · Accepted Answer

It is necessary to use the standard ECOPROBE 5 sampling probe that is equipped with an automatic water valve. The automatic water valve prevents water being sucked into the instrument. Anyway you must avoid sampling any liquid without using a standard probe. Sucking in liquid causes serious and expensive damage to the instrument.

Question 3

What happens if the groundwater enters into the probe and then into the instrument?

rsdyn · Accepted Answer

It is necessary to use the standard ECOPROBE 5 sampling probe that is equipped with an automatic water valve. The automatic water valve prevents water being sucked into the instrument. Anyway you must avoid sampling any liquid without using a standard probe. Sucking in liquid causes serious and expensive damage to the instrument.