Description
Conductometer FiveGo® in the FiveGo F3-Standard configuration is a portable conductivity meter kit for determination of conductivity in laboratory and field-oriented workflows. The package includes the LE703-IP67 conductivity sensor, a calibration bag, an electrode clip, a wrist strap, and four micro 1,5 V batteries, providing a self-contained set for mobile or bench-side use. Supplied as one unit with a stated weight of 1,140 kg, the F3-Standard arrangement supports conductivity measurement where IP67-rated sensing and battery operation are practical. From manufacturer Mettler-Toledo, the FiveGo® F3-Standard brings together meter accessories and the LE703-IP67 sensor for applications focused on physical-property determination and conductivity testing. Users can secure the electrode with the clip, carry the instrument via the wrist strap, and perform checks with the calibration bag while running on the enclosed micro batteries. The kit format suits laboratories and technical teams that need a ready portable conductometer without sourcing sensor and handling accessories separately. Unit quantity is one piece.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Portable conductometer
- Series: FiveGo® F3-Standard
- Included sensor: LE703-IP67 conductivity sensor
- Kit contents: Calibration bag, electrode clip, wrist strap, four micro 1,5 V batteries
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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