Hach SL1000 Portable Parallel Analyzers
Features
- Test up to six parameters, in parallel 75% faster
- Utilizes Chemkey reagents instead of powder pillows
- Automation and internal temperature control
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Hach SL1000 Portable Parallel Analyzer (PPA) is a portable colorimeter that performs the same tests with less than half the manual steps of typical colorimeters. Combining both probe-based testing and colorimetric analysis into a single instrument with highly-accurate results makes the SL1000 a great tool for both the lab and field.
Multiple Parameter Testing
Up to six parameters, tested in parallel. The SL1000 provides 75% faster testing in chloramination applications by using Chemkey reagents instead of powder pillows. All chemicals and processes are entirely contained inside the Chemkey (see the accessories tab for reagent options). Probe-based tests include: pH, conductivity, ORP, dissolved oxygen, nitrate, and fluoride (temperature is included with each probe).
*Kit contents are listed in the specifications tab
SL1000 Portable Parallel Analyzer (PPA) – Basic Instrument Package
- SL1000 meter
- Carrying case
- 1 instrument sample cup
- 2 probe sample cups
- Rechargeable battery
- Battery charger
- Hand strap
- Instrument manual
- USB cable
SL1000 Portable Parallel Analyzer (PPA) - Kit
- Basic instrument package
- 1 pH probe
- 1 conductivity probe
- 1 box each of Free Cl, Total Cl, Monochloramine, Nitrite and Free Ammonia Chemkeys
SL1000 Portable Parallel Analyzer (PPA) - Nitrification Kit
- Basic instrument package
- 1 pH probe
- 1 nitrate probe
- 1 box each of Free Cl, Total Cl, MonoCl, Free Ammonia and Nitrite Chemkeys
SL1000 PPA Analyzer Specifications
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Battery Life: |
>200 Chemkey tests per full battery charge |
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Battery Requirements: |
Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery pack |
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Certifications: |
CE Compliant |
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Detector: |
Silicon photodiode |
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Enclosure Rating: |
IP64 |
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Includes: |
SL1000 meter, carrying case, 1 instrument sample cup, 2 probe sample cups, rechargeable battery, battery charger, hand strap, instrument manual, and USB cable. |
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Instrument Bundle: |
SL1000 Portable Parallel Analyzer (PPA) Portable Colorimeter with USB |
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Interfaces: |
Mini USB |
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Kit Option: |
Instrument Only |
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Lamp Type: |
Light Emitting Diode (LED) |
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Measurement Modes: |
Transmittance (%), Absorbance (abs) and Concentration (Conc) |
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Operating Temperature Range: |
5 - 50 °C / maximum 85% relative humidity (non-condensing) |
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Protection Class: |
III |
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Storage Conditions: |
-20 - 60 °C / maximum 85% relative humidity (non-condensing) |
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Warranty: |
12 months |
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Weight: |
2.65 lbs. (1.2 kg) |
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