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  • 11/5/2024
  • Dr. Patrick Wolf

Continuous O2 Measurement in Drinking Water – calibration-free and low maintenance

Oxygen is not the most common parameter in continuous drinking water monitoring – although the right measurement technology can ease the burden of any additional work.more

  • 8/2/2024
  • Sara Homuth

Focus on Quality: The New Drinking Water Solution That Sets Standards!

Quality over quantity: Find out more about our new drinking water monitoring solution in this blog post. Read how you can benefit from our sophisticated, high-quality Drinking Water Panel, consisting of tried-and-tested measurement technology, whilst saving water!more

  • 3/27/2024
  • Dr. Patrick Wolf

Continuous turbidity measurement in drinking water - accuracy starts with commissioning

Turbidity is considered one of the most important indicator parameters in drinking water monitoring. Accurate measurement of turbidity starts at the commissioning stage. In this article you will find the most important steps briefly explained.more

  • 3/13/2024
  • Dr. Patrick Wolf

Continuous measurement of the pH value in drinking water - using little with intelligent sensors

Low consumption with continuous measurement - the technologies from IDS and IQ Sensor Net make it possible. Combined with other parameters, you can reliably monitor your drinking water quality.more

  • 2/28/2024
  • Sara Homuth

Clean water and a safe working environment thanks to the new WTW drinking water measuring system

Clean water is essential to our health. But have you ever thought about the importance of workplace safety in your daily work at the waterworks? The new drinking water measuring system from WTW combines both in an innovative way. In this article, you will learn more about the importance of good water quality and the smart features of the system that ensure safety in the workplace.more

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