Benchtop pH/Ion/ORP Meter

Benchtop pH/Ion/ORP meter features a user-friendly interface, a digital display, and a variety of measurement modes. It employs specialized electrodes for pH and ion measurement, allowing researchers and technicians to analyze and control the chemical composition of liquids with precision. The pH function assesses the hydrogen ion concentration, while the ion measurement capability enables the quantification of specific ions in a solution. The ORP function provides insights into the solution's oxidative or reductive state.

Specification

Feature

• The benchtop pH/Ion/ORP meter comes with a 7.0-inch color high contrast LCD touchscreen.
• Intelligent operation system provides functions including user management, calibration management, method management, data management, etc.
• Multi-reading function allows auto-read, timed-read and continuous-read.
• Automatic/Manual temperature compensation ensures accurate results.
• Data Storage 1000 sets for each parameter (GLP-compliant).
• Data analysis function helps users review, compare and recalculate results.
• Support for USB or RS232 communication.
• Reset function automatically resumes all settings back to factory default options.
• IP54 waterproof.

pH

• 1-6 points calibration with Standard Recognition.
• Selectable pH buffer groups, including NIST, DIN, GB.
• Support for pH standard group customization.
• Automatic electrode diagnosis with pH slope and offset display.

Ion

• 1-6 points calibration.
• Selectable measurement units, including μg/L, mg/L, g/L, mmol/L, pX, ppm, etc.
• Multi-measurement modes are supported, including Direct Reading mode, Standard Addition mode, Sample Addition mode and GRAN mode.
• Over 10 methods are built-in, including F^-, Cl^-, Br^-, I^-, NO₃^-, BF₄^-, NH₄⁺, K⁺, Na⁺, Ca²⁺, Cu²⁺, Pb²⁺, Ag⁺ and etc., user-defined method is supported.

Application

Tips: How does a benchtop pH/ion/ORP meter?

A benchtop pH/ion/ORP meter is a laboratory instrument used to measure the acidity (pH), ion concentration, and oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) of a solution. It typically consists of a meter unit and a specialized electrode. The pH electrode measures the hydrogen ion concentration, while ion-selective electrodes detect specific ions based on their selectivity membranes. The ORP electrode measures the electron activity in a solution, providing information about its oxidative or reductive nature. To use the meter, the electrodes are immersed in the sample, and the meter displays readings based on the electrical signals generated. Calibration with standard solutions ensures accuracy. This versatile tool is crucial in various scientific fields, including chemistry, biology, and environmental science, where precise control of solution properties is essential for accurate experimentation and analysis.