Dissolved Oxygen Sensors and Probes

Professional dissolved oxygen (DO) sensors for aquaculture and fish farming. Monitor oxygen levels critical for fish health and aquaculture system performance. Essential water quality sensors for aquaculture monitoring.

How to choose a dissolved oxygen sensor

Every Agrinovo dissolved oxygen sensor on this page uses fluorescence (optical) measurement and reports over RS485 Modbus RTU. The measurement is the same across the range. What changes is the body material and the cleaning, so the choice comes down to the water the probe will sit in.

ModelBodyRangeOutputChoose it for
DO-100 316L stainless steel0-20 mg/L, 0-200% saturationRS485 Modbus RTUFreshwater ponds, tanks and RAS
DO-110 Titanium alloy0-20 mg/L, 0-200% saturationRS485 Modbus RTUSeawater and marine systems
DO-P100 PE (polyethylene)0-20 mg/L, 0-200% saturationRS485 Modbus RTUA polymer body, water at 0-40°C
DO-130 Automatic cleaning brushDO in mg/L plus temperatureRS485 Modbus RTUVery dirty water or heavy algae

Fixed probe or handheld meter

A fixed dissolved oxygen probe stays in the water and reports around the clock, which is what catches a night-time oxygen drop. A handheld dissolved oxygen meter is for spot checks across many ponds or tanks. For that job see the portable dissolved oxygen meter, which reads on a phone and logs each measurement.

The fixed probes connect to an Omni Genesis controller alongside pH, conductivity and temperature sensors, so one controller covers a pond or a tank group. The full selection logic is in the dissolved oxygen sensor guide for fish farming.

Dissolved oxygen sensor questions

What is the difference between a dissolved oxygen sensor, probe and meter?

Sensor and probe usually mean the same thing: the instrument that sits in the water. A meter is the device that shows the reading, most often a handheld unit used for spot checks. A fixed probe connected to a controller does both jobs continuously.

Which dissolved oxygen sensor should I use in seawater?

The DO-110. Its body is titanium alloy. The DO-100, in 316L stainless steel, is the freshwater model.

How often does a dissolved oxygen sensor need calibration?

It depends on the water and on how much algae and biofouling build up on the probe. Under normal conditions the interval is every 6 to 8 months, with regular cleaning in between.

Can I connect these sensors to my own controller or PLC?

Yes. All four output RS485 Modbus RTU, so they work with an Agrinovo Genesis controller or with any controller that reads Modbus RTU.