Pocket TDS Tester LPTS-T2010

Introduction

Pocket tester is equipped with advanced platinum sensor & 1 point push button calibration system. It comes with low measurement range. It is easy to use & with waterproof features design it provides protection against harsh conditions. The standard platinum sensor provides fast and reliable measuring results. Total dissolved solid content present in drinking water, waste water, swimming pool & aquarium water can be measured using 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 is used to measure content in waste water, swimming pool & aquarium, pure water, drinking water. It is also used in educational and other industrial applications for measurement from test samples.

Specifications

range	0.5 - 100.0 ppm
accuracy	± 1 % F.S.
factor	0.4 to 1.0 (default 0.5)
Calibration points	1 point
type range	Low range
Calibration solutions	71.8 ppm
Type of sensor	Platinum sensor
Temperature compensation	0 °C - 50 °C, Automatic
Temperature coefficient	2 % per °C
Normalization temperature	25 °C
Operating temperature	0 °C - 60 °C, 32 °F - 140 °F
Connector	6 pin
Display	screen
Data hold function	Manual
Battery life	Approximately 150 hours
Power off	Manual or automatic (8 minutes after last key is pressed)
Power	3 × 1.5 V “G13A”
Dimension (L × dia.)	185 × 40 mm
Weight	100 g

Features

Selectable conversion factor for accurate measurements

1 point push button calibration to adjust the display value to known standard

Equipped with platinum sensor

Low measurement range

Automatic temperature compensation for accurate measured value over the entire range

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

Automatic power off helps to reduce battery power consumption

Waterproof features guarantees protection against harsh conditions

Replaceable electrode module to reduce the maintenance , replacement cost

FAQs

1. What types of water can the Pocket tester be used to test?

It Pocket tester is versatile and can measure levels in a variety of water sources including drinking water, wastewater, swimming pools, and aquarium water. It is also suitable for educational and industrial applications where monitoring water purity is essential. Its low measurement range makes it ideal for testing water that requires precise control. This makes it a valuable tool for ensuring water quality across different environments.

2. How easy is it to calibrate the Pocket tester, and what solution should I use?

The Pocket tester features a simple 1-point push button calibration system that allows for quick and hassle-free adjustments. For calibration, users should use a 71.8 ppm calibration solution, which helps align the meter for accurate readings. This feature ensures consistent accuracy without needing complex multi-point calibrations. Even first-time users can perform the calibration with minimal guidance.

3. Can the Pocket tester withstand rough environments or accidental splashes?

Yes, our Pocket tester is designed with a waterproof casing, making it suitable for use in humid or harsh working environments. The tester remains protected from accidental water exposure, whether you are working near pools, wastewater tanks, or laboratories. This rugged design extends the life of the device and enhances reliability. It is a dependable choice for both indoor and outdoor use.

4. How does temperature affect readings of Pocket tester, and is compensation handled automatically?

Pocket tester features automatic temperature compensation between 0 °C and 50 °C since temperature plays a crucial role in measurement. This ensures accurate readings regardless of water temperature within the operational range. The built-in temperature coefficient of 2% per °C adjusts the readings accordingly. This feature makes it ideal for environments where water temperature may fluctuate.

5. What makes the platinum sensor in the Pocket tester advantageous for testing?

The Pocket tester's platinum sensor provides rapid response times and reliable accuracy for readings. It is less prone to corrosion compared to other materials, offering better durability and consistent performance over time. This contributes to more stable results and less frequent recalibration. Users benefit from both precision and long-term cost efficiency.

6. How long does the battery of Pocket tester last, and are there any features to conserve power?

Pocket tester runs on three 1.5 V “G13A” batteries and offers a battery life of approximately 150 hours. It features an automatic power-off function that activates after 8 minutes of inactivity to conserve energy. This helps prevent unnecessary power drainage when the device is not in use. Manual power-off is also available for user convenience.