About DIGITAL CONDUCTIVITY TDS/METER 641
FEATURES |
Extremely Useful for Water Analysis Highly Stable and Accurate High Sensitivity Range 3 Digit Display |
Digital Conductivity/TDS Meter 641 is extremely useful for fast and accurate determination of Total Dissolve Solids in liquid. A high content of dissolved solids elevates the density of water influences osmo-regulation of fresh water organisms and reduces solubility of gases thereby reducing the utility of water for drinking, irrigation and industrial purpose. Therefore, determination of Total Dissolved Solids in one of the important parameter in water analysis
The use of solid stat technology and IC circuitry makes the instrument versatile and reliable. The instrument is ideal for testing water, drinking water, waste water brine solution, sea water and soluble salts etc.
SPECIFICATIONS : -
Range TDS | 0-200 ppm, 0-2 ppt, 0-20.00 ppt (20,000 ppm), 0-200 ppt (2,00,000 ppm) 0-1000 ppt (1 million ppm) |
Range Cond. | 200 uS, 2 mS, 20 mS, 200 mS, 2000 mS |
Resolution | 0.1 ppm |
Accuracy | 1%% FS 1 digit |
Cell constant | Adjustable with indication on Digital Display |
Temperature Compensation | 0 to 500C |
Resolution | 0.1 ppm |
Cond/TDS Cell | Platinum DIP Type |
Display | 3 Digit Seven Segment LED Display |
Power | 230V10%%AC,50Hz |
Dimensions | 275 x 175 x 75 mm (L x B x H) (Approx.) |
Weight | 2 Kg (Approx.) |
Accessories | Coductivity/TDS Cell, Operation Manual, Dust Cover |
Note : Specifications are subject to change due to continuous improvements.
Advanced Measurement PrecisionUtilizing a high-quality platinum electrode and superior electronic circuitry, the DIGITAL CONDUCTIVITY TDS/METER 641 delivers precise and repeatable measurements across a wide range of applications. Its advanced design ensures both conductivity and TDS can be monitored with confidence, supporting reliable laboratory analyses.
User-Friendly Calibration and OperationThe meters flexible calibration system supports both manual and automatic adjustments, making it adaptable to various laboratory protocols. A bright, 3 digit LCD display allows for quick and intuitive readings, while its bench-top form factor and IP 20 protection category guarantee ease of use and safety during operation.
Built for Laboratory DemandsWith a durable polypropylene sample holder, robust plastic body, and capability to perform in ambient temperatures between 10C and 50C, this unit is engineered for consistent laboratory use. It features a rapid response time and is powered via AC mains for uninterrupted performance.
FAQs of DIGITAL CONDUCTIVITY TDS/METER 641:
Q: How does the DIGITAL CONDUCTIVITY TDS/METER 641 measure conductivity and TDS?
A: This meter uses a platinum electrode to assess the ability of a solution to conduct electricity, providing both conductivity and Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) measurements. The results are displayed on a digital 3 digit LCD for easy interpretation.
Q: What are the benefits of using a platinum electrode in this TDS meter?
A: Platinum electrodes are highly resistant to corrosion and provide stable, accurate measurements, even in challenging sample solutions, making them ideal for precise laboratory applications.
Q: When should manual or automatic calibration be used with this meter?
A: Manual calibration is useful for fine-tuning accuracy based on specific standards or protocols, while automatic calibration offers convenience and speed for routine measurements, especially when frequent recalibration is required.
Q: Where can the DIGITAL CONDUCTIVITY TDS/METER 641 be mounted and used?
A: Designed as a bench-top device, its intended for laboratory environments such as research labs, educational institutions, or industrial testing facilities where dependable TDS and conductivity readings are essential.
Q: What is the process for using this TDS/conductivity meter?
A: Simply connect the platinum electrode probe to the sample solution using the 1-meter cable, select the desired calibration mode (manual or automatic), and record your readings from the LCD display. The device responds in less than 2 seconds, ensuring quick data acquisition.
Q: How does the high input impedance and rapid response time benefit laboratory measurements?
A: A high input impedance (>10^12 Ohm) minimizes signal loss and interference, while a rapid response time of less than 2 seconds allows for swift, real-time monitoringboth essential for sensitive laboratory tasks.