AI5523 Includes Only:
- PH8500-SB Portable pH Meter for Strong Basic Solutions
- Swiss LabSen 841 pH Electrode
- MP500 Temperature probe designed for measuring strong alkaline solutions.
Features:
- Self-Diagnosis of out-of-range value and electrode invalidation calibration reminders calibration date checking clock display easy parameter setting
- GLP standard data management 500 data sets of storage manual/auto storage USB data output
- Rugged Structure Design: IP57 waterproof rating; Large white backlit LCD; Soft silicon case gives you a firm and comfortable grip
- Powered by AAA batteries; the foldable stand also allows use as a benchtop meter
Apera Instruments PH8500-SB Portable pH Meter is designed for measuring strong alkaline solutions. The equipped Swiss LabSen 841 pH Electrode adopts a special H glass membrane which is ideal for measuring strong alkaline solutions (up to pH 14.00) and high-temperature solutions (up to 100°C/212°F). The unique Swiss LabSen blue hemispheric glass membrane has a faster response rate better repeatability and built tough – highly resistant to general impact (totally differentiates from the fragile conventional glass bulb membrane).This PH8500-SB Portable pH Meter has a ±0.01 pH accuracy in a range of 0-14 pH and Temperature Range: -5 to 100°C(23 to 212°F).. Auto Calibration with auto-recognition of up to 12 kinds of buffer solutions. Compensation and supports stable reading/auto-hold display mode. The meter’s digital filter technology improves response time and accuracy. Smart Self Diagnosis reminds of out-of-range measurement incorrect calibration and electrode invalidation. Other functions include calibration reminders calibration date checking easy parameter setting. GLP standard data management 500 data sets of storage manual/auto storage USB data output. Reliable Structure Design: Large white backlit LCD; foldable stand allows use as a benchtop meter; soft silicone case gives you a nice firm grip; connector protection cap IP57 waterproof rating; Powered by 3 AA batteries.
