Overview
The BANTE A131-Cu is a precision laboratory ion meter with a 7-inch TFT display. Five ion Measuring methods are optional. The system menu contains 13 optional parameters. The meter is suitable for the measurement of Ion concentration and Water Hardness of liquids.
Features
1.7-Inch TFT display
2. Optional 5 ion Measuring methods: direct reading method, known addition method, known reduction method, sample addition method, sample reduction method
3. Optional concentration units: ppm, mg/L, mol/L, mmol/L
4.2 to 5 point button calibrated, including 8 concentration calibrated points optional
5. Automatic identification of ion selective Electrodes, no need to specify ion type
6. Electrode management can store 3 ions Electrode slope and call calibrated data
7.Calibrate report provides calibrate standard and Electrode slope details
8. Water Hardness Mode can be selected in a variety of units: German degree, British degree, French degree, mmol/L, mg/L
9. calibrate expiration reminder function
10. Automatic end point locking function
11. Interval reading mode
12. Password protection
13. Extended memory can store 1000 sets of data
14. USB Communication interface
15. One-click reset function
Principle
The ion meter uses the principle of potentiometry for ion selective Electrode measurement of Ion concentration in liquids. The meter can automatically identify the type of Electrode, and establish the relationship between concentration and potential by calibrating points. Linear dispersion, so as to accurately measure the ion content in the sample.
Applications
Laboratory Ion concentration measurement, Water Hardness Testing, Water Quality Analysis, Environment Monitoring, Industrial Process Control, Scientific Research Experiment
Steps
1. Connect Ion Selective Electrode and temperature sensor
2. Select Measurement mode (Ion Mode or Water Hardness Mode)
3. Perform 2 to 5 point calibrating
4. Measurement parameters and units
5. Electrode immersion in the sample to be tested
6. Read stable measurement results
7. Optional data storage or output
Notice
• Regularly calibrate the meter
• Check Electrode Status Before Use
• Ensure sample temperature is within Measurement range
• Avoid Electrode Contamination
• Pay attention to calibrating valid period settings
• Use appropriate ionic standards and conditioners
• Maintain Electrode Cleanliness and Proper Storage
• Pay attention to Power Adapter Specifications
