Pocket ORP Tester LPOT-T2010

Introduction

Pocket tester is easy to use meter equipped with a platinum sensor. It is suitable for measuring the oxidation reduction potential of liquids. The relative & absolute mV measurement modes are possible with this pocket meter.

This water testing equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Pocket tester can be used for measurement of chromate reduction, cyanide oxidation, redox & oxidation reaction content in swimming pool water, aquaculture industry and drinking water.

Specifications

Sensor type	Platinum sensor
Connector	6 pin
measurement range	(-999) to 999 mV
accuracy	± 2 mV
resolution	1 mV
calibration solutions	mV & relative mV
calibration points	1 point (only for relative mV mode)
Data hold function	Manual or automatic endpoint detection
Reset function	Yes
Display	screen
Power off	Manual or automatic (8 minutes after last key is pressed)
Power	2 × 1.5V “” batteries
Battery life	200 hours
Dimension (L*dia.)	175 × 40 mm
Weight	100 g

Features

Equipped with a platinum sensor

Equipped with 6 pin connector

1 point offset calibration for adjusting display value to known standards

Auto hold function freezes stable, final readings for better viewing and recording

Automatic power off helps to reduce battery power consumption

Reset function automatically resumes all the setting back to factory default options

Waterproof features guarantees protection against harsh conditions

FAQs

1. What types of applications can the It Pocket tester be used for?

It Pocket tester is ideal for measuring oxidation-reduction potential () in various industries. It is commonly used in swimming pool water testing, aquaculture, and drinking water analysis. The tester helps monitor redox reactions in processes such as chromate reduction, cyanide oxidation, and other chemical reactions that require precise measurement. Its versatility makes it suitable for both industrial and environmental applications.

2. How accurate is the Pocket tester when measuring ?

The Pocket tester offers excellent accuracy with a tolerance of ±2 mV across its full range of -999 to 999 mV. This ensures reliable measurements in both highly controlled and variable environments. Users can obtain fine-grained insights into the levels of their samples with a resolution of 1 mV. This precision is crucial for processes where is an indicator of chemical balance, such as water treatment.

3. How easy is the Pocket tester to use in the field for routine measurements?

Pocket tester is designed for simplicity, featuring a compact and lightweight design that makes it easy to carry and handle in the field. It offers screen displays results clearly. The auto-hold function freezes stable readings, which is useful for accurate recording in dynamic environments. The 1-point offset calibration is straightforward, ensuring quick adjustments to maintain measurement accuracy without complicated setups.

4. Can the Pocket tester be used in harsh environments?

Yes, Pocket tester is built with waterproof features, making it resistant to splashes and submersion in harsh conditions. This makes it perfect for field use in environments like swimming pools or aquaculture tanks, where exposure to water and chemicals is common. The platinum sensor is durable in nature. This ensures reliable performance even under challenging environmental conditions.

5. How long does the battery last on the Pocket tester, and how can I conserve power?

The Pocket tester runs on two 1.5V batteries. It offers a long battery life of approximately 200 hours. To help conserve battery power, it features an automatic power-off function that activates after 8 minutes of inactivity. This feature is ideal for saving energy during extended periods of non-use, especially when working on long testing sessions.