Turbidity meter calibration standards, set of 4
Turbidity meter calibration standards, set of 4
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HI98703 portable turbidity meter utilises an EPA compliant tungsten light source and state-of-the-art optical system that allows consistently reliable and accurate measurements for turbidity. Users will appreciate the accuracy and sensitivity of this instrument, particularly at very low turbidity levels.
To meet EPA reporting requirements, these instruments have an EPA compliance reading mode. HI98703 meets all EPA requirements with regards to the Standard Methods for Turbidity Measurements. Turbidity is measured up to 1000 NTU. Depending on the measured sample and required accuracy, users can select normal measurement, continuous measurement or signal averaging.
HI98703 can be equipped with HANNA's (optional) Tag Identification System (TIS), which allows users to record the time and location of a specific measurement or series of measurements. Logged data can be downloaded to a PC through either USB or RS232 connections.
Reliable performance of the instrument is validated using Hanna's exclusive Cal Check system and our ready-made, NIST traceable chlorine standards. For turbidity, a two, three or four-point calibration is available using pre-set or user defined standards. Frequent calibration is not necessary as the system compensates for variations in the intensity of the light source.
The instruments' Good Laboratory Practice functions allow trace-ability of calibration conditions including the time, date and last calibration points.
At start-up, the meter displays the percentage of remaining battery life. A 'low battery' warning message is also displayed on the LCD to avoid unexpected battery failure. This instruments is equipped with back-lighting. The current date and time can be displayed on the LCD.
HI98703 is supplied with:
Five sample cuvets and caps
Calibration cuvets (HI 98703-11)
Silicone oil (HI 93703-58)
Tissue for wiping the cuvets
Five tag holders with tags (HI 920005)
Four batteries
AC adapter
Instruction manual
Instrument quality certificate
Rigid carrying case
Turbidity of water is an optical property that causes light to be scattered and absorbed, rather than transmitted and is caused by suspended solids.
The higher the turbidity, the greater the amount of scattered light. Even a very pure fluid will scatter light to a certain degree; no solution will have zero turbidity.
