Description
SensoDirect pH 110 is a hand-held pH meter for determination of pH values across a measuring range of 0,01–14,00 pH. The splash-proofed instrument is supplied ready for field or laboratory use and includes pH plastic electrodes with gel electrolyte and BNC connector, pH buffer solutions (pH 4.01 and pH 7.00, each 90 ml), a protective cover, a case, and a battery. Weighing 0,200 kg and packed as one complete unit, it supports portable pH-value determination in applications that require on-site or bench-top measurements. This meter comes from manufacturer Tintometer and belongs to instrument solutions for physical-property and pH determination workflows. The gel-electrolyte plastic electrode with BNC connection simplifies setup, while the supplied buffers enable straightforward calibration at the stated reference points. Protective cover and carrying case help organise the kit during transport between sampling points. Clear range specification and complete accessory set make the SensoDirect pH 110 a practical choice for routine pH monitoring without separate sourcing of basic calibration and electrode components.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Hand-held pH meter
- Model: SensoDirect pH 110
- Measuring range: 0,01–14,00 pH
- Housing: Splash-proofed
- Scope of delivery: Electrode, buffers pH 4.01/7.00 (90 ml each), cover, case, battery
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