Overview
The BANTE A131-F Lab ion meter is a precision instrument with a 7-inch TFT display that supports 5 ion Measuring methods and 13 selectable parameters in the system menu. It is suitable for the measurement of Ion concentration and Water Hardness of liquids and provides High Accuracy measurement.
Features
1. Precision laboratory ion meter with 7-inch TFT display.
2. Optional ion Measuring method, including direct reading method, known addition method, known reduction method, sample addition method and sample reduction method.
3. Optional concentration units, including ppm, mg/L, mol/L, mmol/L.
4.2 to 5 point button calibrated, including 8 concentration calibrated points optional.
5. Automatically recognizes ion-selective Electrodes without specifying the ion type.
6. Electrode management can store 3 ion Electrode slopes and call the calibrated data of each Electrode.
7. The calibrating report provides calibrating standards and Electrode slope details.
8. Water Hardness mode supports 2 to 5 point button calibrating, optional units include German degree, British degree, French degree, mmol/L and mg/L.
9. calibrate expiration reminder function.
10. Automatic end point locking, retaining stable Measured value.
11. Interval reading mode. Measured values are sent to PC or printer regularly.
12. Password protection to prevent unauthorized calibrating and setting.
13. Extended memory can store up to 1000 sets of data.
14. USB Communication interface is easy to connect external devices.
15. The one-click reset function automatically restores the meter to the factory default settings.
Principle
Laboratory ion meters detect Ion concentration in liquids through ion-selective Electrode, automatically identify Electrode type and apply calibrated data. For measurement, the meter uses a variety of methods such as direct reading method, known addition method, etc., combined with temperature compensation and automatic end point locking, to ensure the Stability and accuracy of measurement results. Water Hardness Mode supports a variety of unit conversions by measuring Hardness values on a similar principle.
Applications
Laboratory Ion measurement, Water Hardness analysis, Liquid Ion concentration detection
Steps
1. Connect Ion Selective Electrode and Temperature Probe (if used).
2. Turn on the meter power and select Ion or Water Hardness Measurement mode.
3. Perform 2 to 5 point calibrate and follow the prompts.
4. Measurement parameters, such as units, temperature compensation.
5. Electrode immersed in the sample, start measurement.
6. The meter automatically locks the end point and records or stores data.
7. Use the USB interface to export data or connect peripherals.
Notice
• Regularly calibrate the meter and pay attention to the calibration expiration reminder.
• Electrode cleaning before use to avoid contamination.
• Keep the sample temperature stable during measurement for accurate results.
• Avoid unauthorized settings changes and enable password protection.
• Memory capacity when storing data and export it in time.
• Use the designated Power Adapter to prevent voltage instability.
• Clean Electrode after operation and store properly.
