OxyGuard presents the new Polaris C Line: the next generation of handheld meters

The new Polaris C comes with a broad range of handheld meters, designed to help fish farmers optimize monitoring of water quality within aquaculture and other industries. With nine new models: DO, LDO, TGP, Salinity, pH, Redox, Atmosphere, MaxiTemp, CO₂, and high-range versions for DO, CO₂ and Atmosphere, the Polaris C series offers versatile solutions for precise and reliable measurements.

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New Models: DO, DO HR LDO, TGP, Salinity, pH, Redox, Atmosphere, Atmosphere HR, MaxiTemp, CO2 & CO2 HR

Developed with user convenience in mind

The meters are built to withstand tough environments, the devices are waterproof, durable, and engineered for long-term performance. They come with Bluetooth and NFC compatibility, allowing instant data transfer and integration with the Cobália platform. Cobália enables users to access data online and streamline daily operations. All meters can be recharged with a USB-C charger, ensuring prolonged use. One new feature that stands out is the easy probe exchange, allowing users to perform simple self-repairs with the same probe type. This reduces downtime and maintenance costs significantly.

“OxyGuard’s focus has always been on delivering practical, high-quality solutions to the aquaculture industry,” said OxyGuard’s CEO Paw Petersen. “With Polaris C, we’re offering tools that simplify daily tasks while ensuring reliable, accurate measurements—which is vital for effective water quality management.”

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Two years’ product warranty

To provide further support, customers are offered a two-year warranty upon registration in Cobália, reinforcing OxyGuard’s commitment to quality and longevity.

With its user-centric design and advanced functionality, the Polaris C line sets a new standard for portable measurement devices within aquaculture. Read more here

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