Operators face an increasing battle against unexpected, fast-moving pollution events—like toxic algal spikes, raw sewage breaches, or industrial chemical leaks—that easily slip past manual bottle sampling, leaving facilities blind to sudden compliance and safety risks..
For deep-UV parameters like Tryptophan or hydrocarbons, Chelsea sensors detect biological and chemical contaminants at the sub-ppb level. Unlike competing products, this extreme sensitivity catches trace sewage ingress or industrial leaks without the need for dense concentrations to form.
Because natural and industrial waters suffer from severe cloudiness, TriLux sensors feature integrated, ISO-compliant turbidity channels. By measuring light scatter in real time, the internal software mathematically strips out physical interference, maintaining an operational accuracy of 0.1% of the full scale even when the water is heavily loaded with suspended sediment or organic debris.
Our sensors draw minimal power, allowing them to run continuously on remote, solar-powered telemetry buoys and automated intake stations without draining battery banks.