Ammonia Nitrogen Sensors

Ammonia Nitrogen Sensors are core tools for evaluating nitrogen pollution and the effectiveness of biological treatment processes. These sensors can use ion-selective electrode technology, optical methods, or colorimetric analysis to continuously detect changes in ammonium ions and ammonia nitrogen concentration in water. The products feature fast response, continuous online monitoring, and automatic temperature compensation. Some models can also compensate for pH and potassium ion interference to improve measurement accuracy in complex water samples. They are widely used in municipal wastewater treatment plants, industrial wastewater discharge monitoring, river and lake water quality monitoring, aquaculture, and drinking water source monitoring. They are important sensing elements for evaluating nitrification efficiency, controlling aeration processes, and preventing water eutrophication.