Ultrapen Pt1 Conductivity, Salinity And TDS Meter - IC-ML-PT1
- - Simply press a button & dip pen in solution.
- - Accuracy: +/-1% of reading.
- - 1 to 9999 uS or ppm (0.0010 - 9.999 ppt salinity).
$417.89 AUD Inc. GST
Note: Storage solution is not included
The new Myron L Ultrapen PT1 is designed to be extremely accurate, fast and simple to use in diverse water quality applications. A true, one-handed instrument, the PT1 is easy to calibrate and easy to use. To take a measurement, you simply press a button then dip the pen in solution. Results display in seconds.
Features:
Accuracy of 1% of READING .2% at calibration point
Reliable Repeatable Results
Automatic temperature compensation
Autoranging
Accuracy of benchtop lab equipment in an affordable, portable, compact pen
Rugged, reliable, shock-resistant fully encapsulated electronics, body constructed of aircraft aluminum
Simple one button function
Specially designed with measurement ranges and solution modes to meet the water quality testing needs of many applications
High capacity N-type battery included
Waterproof
Specifications
Measurement Range: 1 - 9999 S or ppm (0.0010 - 9.999 ppt salinity)
Accuracy: 1% of reading
Repeatability: < 1000 S or ppm 1 Count/ 1000 S or ppm 0.3% of reading/
Resolution (Electrical Conductivity and TDS): 0.1 for 1.0 - 99.9 S or ppm/1 for 100 - 9999 S or ppm
Resolution (Salinity): 0.0001 for 0.0010 - 0.0999 ppt/0.001 for 0.100 - 9.999 ppt
Resolution (Temperature): 0.1 C or F
Time to Reading Stabilization: 10 - 20 seconds
Active Mode Power Consumption: 30 - 100 mA
Sleep Mode Power Consumption: 2 A
Temperature Measurement Range: 0 - 71 C or 32 - 160 F
Temperature Accuracy Displayed: 0.1 C or 0.2 F
Temperature Compensation Method: Automatic to 25 C
Physical Dimensions: 17.15 cm L x 1.59 cm D or 6.75 in. L x .625 in. D
Case Material: Anodized Aluminum with UV Protective Coating
Calibration Solution Point: 1800 S KCl; 3000 ppm 442 (2027 ppm NaCl)
Operating/Storage Temperature: 0 - 55 C or 32 - 131 F
Water Resistance: IP67 and NEMA 6
EN61236-1: 2006 - Annex A: 2008: Electrostatic discharge to case of instrument may cause PT1 to spontaneously power on. In this case, the PT1 will power off after several seconds.
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