Overview
Bante932 laboratory water hardness gauge is a professional laboratory equipment, equipped with British original water quality Hardness Electrode, used to measure the calcium mg Ion concentration of water quality, Measurement accuracy is 1% F.S. The instrument supports 5 point button calibrate and 7 functional parameters are optional.
Features
1. Professional laboratory water hardness gauge, equipped with a large screen backlit LCD screen.
2.2 to 5 point buttons calibrated from low to high concentration.
3. Optional Water Hardness Units, including German, British, French, mmol/L and mg/L.
4. Automatic temperature compensation to ensure accurate measurement within the full range.
5. Automatic calibration reminder, prompts the user to calibrate the meter regularly.
6. Automatic end point lock, keep stable Measured value for easy browsing or recording.
7. Manual temperature calibrating, improve instrument temperature Measurement accuracy.
8. The system menu can customize 7 function parameters such as the number of calibrated points, Stability standard, data locking mode, and automatic shutdown mode.
9. One-click reset (Reset), automatically restore the meter to the factory default settings.
10. Extended memory, can store up to 500 sets of measurement data.
11. The built-in clock automatically marks the date and time of stored data to comply with GLP specifications.
12. USB Communication interface sends stored data to PC.
Principle
The meter detects the calcium mg Ion concentration in water samples through the British original water quality Hardness Electrode, combined with automatic temperature compensation technology to ensure measurement accuracy. Using electrochemistry principle, converts Ion concentration to readable value, and supports a variety of Hardness unit conversion.
Applications
Laboratory water quality testing, industrial water quality monitoring, environment water quality analysis, boiler water treatment
Standards
GLP specification
Steps
1. Connect Water Hardness Electrode and Temperature Probe.
2. Turn on the meter power.
3. Select the desired Hardness Unit.
4. Perform 2 to 5 point button calibrating, using the specified calibrating liquid.
5. Set automatic temperature compensation or manual temperature calibrating.
6. Electrode immersed in the water sample to be tested.
7. Measured value is stable, automatically or manually lock the data.
8. Store data or export via USB interface.
Notice
• Make sure the Electrode and probe are connected correctly before use.
• Measurement accuracy is regularly calibrated.
• Avoid use in environments beyond the temperature compensation range (0~ 50 ° C).
When storing data, pay attention to the accuracy of the built-in clock to comply with GLP specifications.
• Use the specified calibrating liquid to calibrate.
• Save important data before the meter automatically shuts down.
• Follow the user manual instructions when operating.
