Hanna Instruments Advanced Conductivity Benchtop Meter, one model. Conductivity is the fastest way to ask how much is dissolved in a water without asking what.
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Hanna Instruments Advanced Conductivity Benchtop Meter. Conductivity is the fastest way to ask how much is dissolved in a water without asking what.
Conductivity, TDS, resistivity and salinity are the same measurement reported for four audiences. TDS is conductivity multiplied by a factor that depends on what is dissolved, so two meters set to different factors disagree on the same water — always record which factor was used. Resistivity is the reciprocal and is how ultrapure water is specified. Salinity is a conversion written for seawater.
Every conductivity cell has a constant that relates what it measures to what it reports, and that constant changes as the cell fouls, corrodes or gets scratched. Calibrating with a standard close to the value you will measure is the whole of good practice here: a cell calibrated at 1413 µS/cm and used on ultrapure water is calibrated for a different world.
Conductivity rises about 2% per degree, so a reading without temperature compensation is a reading of the room as much as of the water.
Supplied in one model.