Benchtop Colorimeter LCOM-T2013

Introduction

Benchtop Colorimeter has a benchtop design that provides a measuring range of 0 to 100PCU. It employs a cold light source combined with a narrow-band interference optical system to ensure superior optical stability. It supports storage of up to 1,000,000 data records and retains data even when powered off. Supports curve queries that retrieve both the curve equations and the full calibration conditions. It is highly suitable for analysing and identifying drinking water, surface water, and wastewater.

This analytical 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

Our Benchtop Colorimeter with its high quality and multiple measurement modes is widely applicable to various industries for the measurement of drinking water, surface water, groundwater and other water samples.

Specifications

Measurement Range	0 to 100
Minimum Resolution	0.01PCU
Indication Error	Less than or equal to 3%
Repeatability	Less than or equal to 2%
Hourly Drift	Less than or equal to 0.1PCU
Working temperature	5° to 40°C
Relative humidity	Less than or equal to 85%
Power Supply	AC 220 (165V)
Dimension	387mm × 292mm × 134mm
Weight	2.6kg

Features

User-friendly interface

Dual-language support

Features interface

Enables printing of test record 

Self-calibration during operation

FAQs

1. What is the measurement range of Benchtop Colorimeter?

Benchtop Colorimeter measures the water samples using the Platinum-Cobalt Unit () scale, which is commonly used in water quality testing. It has a measuring range of 0 to 100 with a minimum resolution of 0.01 . It features an indication error of less than or equal to 3% and repeatability of less than or equal to 2%, ensuring high precision and reliable results.

2. Can the Benchtop Colorimeter calibrate itself?

The Benchtop Colorimeter comes with a calibration function. It allows for self-calibration during operation, enhancing accuracy and reducing downtime. Curve queries are possible, including not only the curve equations but also the standard values of each standard substance used during calibration, corresponding absorbance values, calibration time, and calibration personnel ID fully retrieving the calibration state.

3. What ensures optical stability in the Benchtop Colorimeter?

The Benchtop Colorimeter uses a cold light source and a narrow-band interference optical system, which ensures excellent optical stability and low drift (less than or equal to 0.1 per hour).

4. What are the recommended operating conditions for the Benchtop Colorimeter?

The Benchtop Colorimeter is designed to operate within a temperature range of 5°C to 40°C and relative humidity of less than or equal to 85%. It requires a power supply of AC 220V (165V–240V). For optimal performance, it should be used in an environment free from significant vibration, electromagnetic interference, and direct sunlight exposure.

5. Does the Benchtop Colorimeter support printing?

Benchtop Colorimeter allows for self-calibration during operation, enhancing accuracy and reducing downtime. Supports curve queries that retrieve both the curve equations and the full calibration conditions. It includes a interface that allows connection to a computer and supports single-item or page printing of test records, making it convenient for documentation and reporting.

6. What is the measurement range of Benchtop Colorimeter?

Benchtop Colorimeter measures the water samples using the Platinum-Cobalt Unit () scale, which is commonly used in water quality testing. It has a measuring range of 0 to 100 with a minimum resolution of 0.01 . It features an indication error of less than or equal to 3% and repeatability of less than or equal to 2%, ensuring high precision and reliable results.

7. Can the Benchtop Colorimeter calibrate itself?

The Benchtop Colorimeter comes with a calibration function. It allows for self-calibration during operation, enhancing accuracy and reducing downtime. Curve queries are possible, including not only the curve equations but also the standard values of each standard substance used during calibration, corresponding absorbance values, calibration time, and calibration personnel ID fully retrieving the calibration state.

8. What are the recommended operating conditions for the Benchtop Colorimeter?

The Benchtop Colorimeter is designed to operate within a temperature range of 5°C to 40°C and relative humidity of ?85%. It requires a power supply of AC 220V (165V–240V). For optimal performance, it should be used in an environment free from significant vibration, electromagnetic interference, and direct sunlight exposure.

9. Does the Benchtop Colorimeter support printing?

Benchtop Colorimeter allows for self-calibration during operation, enhancing accuracy and reducing downtime. Supports curve queries that retrieve both the curve equations and the full calibration conditions. It includes a interface that allows connection to a computer and supports single-item or page printing of test records, making it convenient for documentation and reporting.

10. What ensures optical stability in the Benchtop Colorimeter?

The Benchtop Colorimeter uses a cold light source and a narrow-band interference optical system, which ensures excellent optical stability and low drift (less than or equal to 0.1 per hour).