New range of laboratory meters for water quality measurement

Water/wastewater

New range of laboratory meters for water quality measurement

09 Mar, 2016

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DKK-TOA Corporation, Japan's leading manufacturer of analytical instrumentation, has released its new X Series range of laboratory meters for water quality measurement.

The X Series comprises single and dual channel meters that can measure a wide range of parameters including pH, ORP, Conductivity, TDS, Dissolved Oxygen and Ions. A large number of combinations are possible with the extensive range of electrodes and sensors all manufactured by DKK-TOA.  Unlike some lower quality conventional electrodes, all X Series sensors are free of Lead and Mercury and are fully compliant with EU ROHS directives.

The high end models in the X Series feature full size colour touch screen displays that provide an intuitive 'tablet-style' user experience. The display and operating menus have been designed to maximise productivity. Starting a measurement or calibration, switching between measurement modes or changing display layout can all be accomplished from the touch screen.

The large and highly legible full size colour display makes working with these models simply a pleasure.

The meters provide an extensive array of interfaces for peripheral devices. These include USB interface for connection to memory sticks or personal computers, printer interface and connections for turntable samplers and stirrers.

The meters also feature internal data storage memory for standalone operation. Sample analysis, data handling and data archiving are all in compliance with GLP regulations.

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