Conductivity meter

(1 customer review)

$60.00

Lightweight, easy to use, and accurate… what more could a community scientist ask for? This meter offers accurate conductivity (0 to 3999 us/cm) and TDS (0 to 2000 ppm) readings, as well as temperature measurements. It also holds its calibration for a year or more! Learn more below.

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Description

Conductivity is a measure of the ability of a substance to carry an electrical current. The conductivity of water is a measurement used to determine rapid variations or changes in water quality. Your conductivity meter comes with batteries and calibration solution.

Conductivity meter

  • Extremely accurate and cost-effective
  • Compact design fits right in your pocket so you can take it anywhere
  • Great for freshwater streams, lakes, and rivers
  • Combination pocket tester for conductivity and water temperature
  • Fast response times

We have compared many conductivity meters, and this one is by far the most accurate and user-friendly! We’ve worked with scientists and conservation authorities to compare it with professional probes.

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Additional information

Weight 0.13 kg
Dimensions 19 × 8 × 5 cm

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