pH Digital Meter

pH Digital Meter

Description:

High accuracy pen-type pH meter to test pH level of liquids in various industries and applications such as Aquariums, Algae, Zooplankton Cultures etc.

Since pH value varies with temperature, this pH meter is equipped with Automatic Temperature Compensation , so you don’t need to worry about the effect of temperature change on pH level. pH value will be automatically adjusted in temperature between 0 – 50 °C.

Specifications:

100% brand new and high quality.
Pen Type Meter that can simultaneously measure & display pH results.
If the electrode hasn’t been used for a long time or you want to check the calibration, preset ph sachets are inside.
Built with Automatic Temperature Compensation 
Measuring Range: 0.0 to 14.0 pH.
Resolution:0.1 pH.
Accuracy:± 0.1 pH.
Temperature Compensation: 0°C to 50°C.
Batteries:3 x 1.5V (AG-13 Button Battery).

Applications:

Agriculture, Aquariums, Beer & Wine making, Education, Hydroponics - Nutrient solutions, Pools and Spas, Water quality, Various industrial applications

Resolution 0.1 pH  note: the Checker 1 reads to 0.01 and has a greater degree of accuracy. But for most application reading to the tenths is all you need. 

Testing Soil:
pH meters cannot determine the pH of soil directly. You should mix 2 parts of distilled water with 1 part of soil. Stir the mixture and allow the soil to settle. Then test the water to get the pH value of your soil. 

For testing your urine, and ferments 

See: alkaline_acid_balance.htm  and how to maintain the proper pH balance see Buffer pH+ and Kombucha Tea  

Easy To Use

Simply push the switch to the ON position. Stick the end of the meter into your solution. The pH will be shown in the easy to read LCD display.

Calibration:

Even though each meter is calibrated at the factory and checked for quality, You should check the calibration of your pH meter before using it for the 1st time.  Simply cut off the top of the calibration packet, turn on your meter and insert it into the packet. Stir it to remove any air bubbles on the electrode. Use the small screwdriver to turn the trimmer screw on the back of your meter until the display shows 7.0. Rinse the meter in tap water and it's ready to use.

For the most accurate readings, you should check the calibration before each use. 

Maintenance:

The probe (small glass bulb on the tip of the tester) should be kept wet when not in use. Fill the cap with some regular tap water  to keep the probe wet. All pH probes use a cloth junction in the construction of the probe. This cloth is part of the diagnostic process in reading the pH. If the cloth becomes dry the unit will not be able to read.