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ORP test solution 240 mV is a ready-to-use test solution for functional verification of redox potential electrodes. Packed in a convenient 230 ml plastic bottle, it offers a nominal redox value of 240 mV so users can quickly assess whether an ORP electrode is responding correctly prior to measurement. The compact volume suits laboratories and service kits that perform occasional electrode checks without needing a large stock bottle. Typical applications include routine maintenance of ORP sensors in water analysis, process monitoring, and general electrochemical work where a simple go/no-go functional test is required. Net weight is 0,26 kg (gross weight 1,26 kg). This redox solution from manufacturer Hanna Instruments integrates easily into workflows alongside pH/ORP meters and combination electrodes. For best results, rinse the electrode, immerse it in a fresh aliquot of the 240 mV solution, allow the display to stabilise, and compare the reading with the stated value following the instrument manufacturer’s guidance. Do not return used solution to the bottle; keep the container closed between uses to preserve solution quality for subsequent checks.
This article belongs on Reagents for analysis (Ph. Eur., ASTM, DIN), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
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- Pack size: 230 ml plastic bottle
- Product type: ORP / redox test solution
- Redox value: 240 mV
- Bottle material: Plastic
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