Don’t strain your eyes reading a scale—these bench-top meters indicate exact results on the digital display. For complete resistance to dust and protection from temporary submersion, these meters float and have a housing that meets NEMA 6 and IP67. They're for use with water and other clean liquids. Automatic temperature compensation standardizes readings at 77° F to prevent inaccurate results in fluctuating temperatures. Use a Calibration Solution (not included) and the calibration button to maintain accuracy.

Check the pH and conductivity of water and other clean liquids with one bench-top device. This meter has automatic temperature compensation that standardizes readings at 77° F to prevent inaccurate results in fluctuating temperatures. Use a Calibration Solution (not included) and the calibration knob to maintain accuracy.

Test temperature, chemical concentration, contamination, and salt levels in liquid from up to 6 ft. away, then send the results to your computer for analysis. These meters include a USB cable that transfers up to 1,000 readings. Often used to test water quality, they work on both clean and dirty liquids—from tap water to wastewater. Conductivity tests measure the concentration of salts, nutrients, chemicals, and other substances. Total dissolved solids (TDS) tests report contaminant levels. Salinity tests determine the salt levels in liquid. The sensor is made of stainless steel, so it’s durable and resists breaking. IP67 rated, these meters are dust tight and withstand temporary submersion.

To prevent inaccurate results from changing temperatures, these meters automatically standardize temperature readings at 77° F. Temperature readings appear on screen with other measurements, so you won’t have to scroll through multiple screens. A data hold function freezes the current reading on the display.

To maintain accuracy of the meters, they come with calibration solutions and have a calibration button.

These meters cannot be sold to Canada due to import regulations.

Check pH in harsh field conditions. These floating meters that have a housing that meets IP67 for complete resistance to dust and protection from temporary submersion. Automatic temperature compensation standardizes readings at 77° F to prevent inaccurate results in fluctuating temperatures. Use a calibration solution and the calibration button to maintain accuracy. They do not include Calibration Solution. Meters cannot be sold to Canada due to import regulations.

Meter for clean liquids is commonly used in pools and hydroponic solutions.

Meter for dirty liquids stands up to wastewater, plating bath solutions, and other harsh liquids.

Transmit pH readings to a PC for analysis. These meters have a sensor on a 6-ft. cable for taking remote readings of water and other clean liquids. They have automatic temperature compensation that standardizes readings at 77° F to prevent inaccurate readings in fluctuating temperatures. Use the included calibration solution and calibration button to maintain accuracy.

The remote sensor with a cable lets you take pH readings in hard-to-reach areas. Made of durable nonglass, it resists breaking. These meters are for use with dirty liquids, so they stand up to petrochemical, environmental, and agricultural testing. The water-resistant housing meets IP65 for protection from dust and low-pressure washdowns. Use the included calibration solution and calibration button to maintain accuracy.

These meters cannot be sold to the areas listed due to energy or import regulations.

The same controller can actuate equipment based on pH or oxidation reduction potential (ORP). Attach pH and ORP sensors (not included) and set the current measurement type with the selection switch. Controllers turn equipment on or off when the reading reaches the actuation point. They have one control relay and two alarm relays. Relays are SPDT (single pole, double throw) and can be set to turn one circuit from “off” to “on” (normally open) or from “on” to “off” (normally closed). Automatic temperature compensation standardizes readings at 77° F to prevent inaccurate results in fluctuating temperatures.

Controller with LED display is more visible in low-light conditions than controller with LCD display.

Dip these strips into your liquid to quickly test water conditions. Strips change color to indicate the value reached; match the color of the strip to the color chart on the bottle to interpret the results.

Test for contaminants before installing water-treatment equipment such as boilers and filters. You can also check your pipes and equipment for improper chemical levels that can cause corrosion and scale buildup, shortening their life.

340-test kits include tests for monitoring municipal water, which is often treated with chlorine.