Introduction

Bench Top Turbidity Meter is a microcontroller based high accuracy device specially designed for water quality measurements. It is equipped with a 4.5 inch TFT display and calibration points up to 7 points using formazin standards. The robust outer material and casing offer additional protection to the device. It has an expanded memory storage up to 200 sets of data, providing reliable and accurate readings. The device uses an infrared-emitting diode having an 850 nm wavelength within 0° to 50°C operating temperature range.

Applications

It is suitable for testing the suspended solids in various fields such as water treatment plants, research centers, water recycling units, food and beverage industry and other laboratories.

Specifications

Measuring Range0~2000 NTU, 0~500 EBC, 0~9999 ASBC
Display Resolution0.01 (0~99 NTU), 0.1 (100~999 NTU), 1 (1000~2000 NTU)
Measurement Accuracy±2% (0~500 NTU), ±3% (501~2000 NTU)
Calibration Point2 to 7 points
Calibration Standards0.02, 10, 200, 500, 1000, 1500, 2000 NTU
RangeDepends on the set TSS coefficient
Light Source0.1
Operating Temperature±3% of reading
DetectorInfrared LED, 850 nm
Stray Light0 to 50°C
Vial SizeSilicon photo diode
Automatic Shut-Down<0.02 NTU
Data Storage60×25 mm
Communication OutputAfter 2 hours without key operation
Display200 data sets
Power TypeUSB
Dimensions (W x D x H)4.5 inch TFT LCD screen
Meter WeightDC 12V power adapter

Features

Selectable 4 turbidity units, including NTU, FNU, EBC and ASBC.

TSS conversion factor ensures the accurate measurement of the total suspended solids.

Auto-read function senses and locks a stable reading.

Setup menu allows setting the date and time, measurement mode, resolution, etc.

Reset functions automatically resumes all setting back to factory defaults.

Password protection prevents unauthorized calibration and settings.

Expanded memory stores up to 200 sets of data.

USB communication interface is easy to transfer data to PC.

FAQs

1. What is a Bench Top Turbidity Meter?

It’s a laboratory instrument used to measure turbidity, or the cloudiness of a liquid, caused by suspended particles. It uses the nephelometric technique for accurate readings.

2. What kind of display and controls does it have?

It features a digital display and intuitive controls for easy operation and fast measurement.

3. What industries use this instrument?

Commonly used in water treatment plants, environmental monitoring, and laboratory testing.

4. How fast are the measurements?

It provides quick turbidity readings, often within a few seconds, designed for high-throughput lab or field use.

5. Does it store data?

Yes, most of the digital models offer data logging features.

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