Product introduction
   Daphnia toximeter 11 is a highly sensitive toxicity detection equipment, which uses water fleas as as detection organisms to detect the influence of water samples on the number, moving speed, swimming height and circling frequency of water fleas. The influence of the tested samples on the activity of water fleas is continuously detected by camera and image analysis technology, so as to determine the toxicity of water samples.
   Daphnia magna toxicity instrument can play the role of biological early warning, and can quickly detect all toxic dissolved substances, including pesticides, neurotoxins and biochemical weapons. Therefore, the device can play an immediate warning role for malicious or unintentional spillage of toxic substances. BBE Large Flea toxicity instrument is also a good assistant for long-term strategic assessment, monitoring and hazard management of water quality. BBE Large Flea toxicity instrument has been used in the world for more than ten years. It is one of the professional equipment used to judge the toxicity of drinking water, surface water and other water quality.
   product features
  ● the alarm evaluation software with its own alarm database can automatically judge the toxicity
  ● with hardware diagnosis function ● with remote control software
  ● flow cell and circuit are separated independently ● high sensitivity
   software features
  ● distinguish different behavior patterns ● alarm analysis
  ● drift correction storage data and parameters
  ● measurement parameterization ● measurement value charting
  ● the measured value can be exported in the form of Excel or BBE special document
   detection principle
   by using high-performance camera to monitor the water fleas in the water tank in real time and observe the changes of behavior and state of large fleas, the degree of toxic pollution of water body can be comprehensively judged.
   application
  ● water quality analysis and assessment ● water quality assessment of intake
  ● overall environmental monitoring ● drinking water monitoring
  ● toxicological assessment ● limnological work
  ● Teaching and research reservoir monitoring