Description
Turbidimeter TB 211 IR is a compact infrared instrument for quantitative turbidity determination in water and wastewater analysis. It covers a measurement range of 0,01–1100 NTU at a working wavelength of 860 nm, supporting routine environmental and process monitoring where reliable nephelometric readings are required. The housing measures approximately L 190 × W 110 × H 55 mm, making the unit suitable for benchtop use as well as transport to field or plant locations. Supplied ready for immediate work, the set includes four turbidity standards, a 9 V E-Block battery, two cuvettes, a USB cable and transport cases, so calibration and sample handling can begin without additional accessories. Designed by manufacturer Tintometer, the TB 211 IR fits laboratories and on-site teams that need a portable, self-contained solution for turbidity control in drinking water, effluent and process streams. One complete instrument is provided per pack, offering a practical entry point for standardised turbidity measurement workflows.
This article belongs on Photometers & spectrophotometers, in Spectroscopy & photometry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Measurement range: 0,01–1100 NTU
- Wavelength: 860 nm
- Dimensions: L 190 × W 110 × H 55 mm
- Scope of delivery: 4 turbidity standards, 9 V battery, 2 cuvettes, USB cable, transport cases
- Safety Data Sheet:
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