ISFET pH Meters
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Model 24004 is a low-cost non-glass Pocket ISFET (Ion-Sensitive Field Effect Transistor) pH Meter featuring a virtually unbreakable silicon chip sensor that gives stable readings in seconds. The meter is IP65 splash proof-rated and is ideal in applications involving food and beverage, medical, pharmaceutical, agriculture, and environmental studies. The meter is capable of reading a single drop sample and stores dry requiring no storage solution. The meter’s easy to read LCD displays both pH and temperature and its reference electrode is replaceable further extending the product’s longevity.
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Model 24300 is a rugged, handheld pH meter armored in a chemical resistant holster and engineered to withstand a six-foot drop onto concrete. The meter will accurately measure pH, mV and temperature. The large LCD display is easy to read. It is excellent for field work, food testing, industrial applications and educational use.
Two non-glass probes are available separately: a standard 8.3mm (.32 in.) diameter probe, Model 24307 and a heavy duty, 4.8mm (.18 in.) piercing meat probe, Model 24308. Model 24307 is a good, general purpose probe. Model 24308 can be used with products such as beef and pork. |
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Model 24301, is a waterproof, handheld pH meter that has Bluetooth data transfer built-in. The meter is IP67 waterproof-rated, showcases an extra large LCD display with LED backlight and has the ability to accurately measure pH, mV, temperature and ORP. PC graphing and data logging software is included. The internal memory stores up to 999 data points. Two non-glass probes are available separately: a standard 8.3mm (.32 in.) diameter probe, Model 24302 and a heavy duty, 4.8mm (.18 in.) piercing meat probe, Model 24303. Model 24302 is a good, general purpose probe. Model 24303 can be used with products such as beef and pork.
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Probes for pH Meter, Model 24300 and 24301. The top probe (Model 24302 and 24307) is a standard probe and the bottom probe (Model 24303 and 24308) is a heavy duty piercing probe.
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