YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies

All ProDSS cables include 4 universal sensor ports and a maintenance kit (3 port plugs, tube of Krytox lubricant, brush for conductivity probe, syringe for depth sensor, and sensor installation/removal tool).

Features

  • 1 lb. weight is included with all cables 10 meters and longer
  • 10, 20, and 30 meter cables include a cable management kit
  • Optional depth sensor
Starting At $2,132.75
Stock SEE TABLE BELOW
  • (1) Cable assembly with 4 universal sensor ports
  • (1) Probe guard
  • (1) Calibration & storage cup
  • (3) Port plugs
  • (1) Tube of Krytox lubricant
  • (1) Brush for conductivity probe
  • (1) Syringe for depth sensor
  • (1) Sensor installation/removal tool
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-1
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 1m
$2,132.75
2 Available
YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-4
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 4m
$2,194.50
1 Available
YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-10
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 10m
$2,256.25
2 Available
YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-20
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 20m
$2,545.05
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-30
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 30m
$2,692.30
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-40
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 40m
$2,824.35
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-50
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 50m
$2,955.45
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-60
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 60m
$3,087.50
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-70
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 70m
$3,218.60
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-80
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 80m
$3,344.00
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-90
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 90m
$3,476.05
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626909-100
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly, 100m
$3,607.15
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626910-1
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 1m
$3,282.25
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626910-4
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 4m
$3,139.75
3 Available
YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626910-10
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 10m
$3,201.50
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626911-20
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 20m
$3,418.10
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626911-30
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 30m
$3,432.35
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626911-40
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 40m
$3,787.65
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626911-50
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 50m
$3,967.20
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626911-60
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 60m
$4,044.15
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626911-70
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 70m
$4,176.20
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626911-80
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 80m
$4,301.60
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626911-90
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 90m
$4,432.70
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YSI ProDSS 4-Port Cable Assemblies
626911-100
ProDSS 4-port cable assembly with depth sensor, 100m
$4,558.10
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