YSI TruLab pH 1110 Benchtop Meter
Features
- Single channel measurement of pH or mV (ORP) and temperature
- AutoRead function improves repeatability
- Wide selection of electrodes - pH, ORP and temperature probes
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The YSI TruLab pH 1110 benchtop meter is the ideal laboratory instrument for basic, routine measurements in the lab. The YSI TruLab pH1110 is an accurate, easy-to-use solution for repeatable pH or mV measurements in the laboratory.
Reliable and Efficient
The YSI TruLab pH 1110 benchtop meter's AutoRead function indicates when a stable measurement is reached, improving repeatability. An adjustable timer indicates when to perform the next calibration routine, improving measurement accuracy.
Benefits
- Single channel measurement of pH or mV (ORP) and temperature.
- Easy-to-read large, segmented display for pH, mV (ORP) and temperature
- Automatic or manual temperature compensation
- 1, 2 or 3-point calibration
- BNC connection for pH, mV; 2 banana connections: 1 for an external temperature sensor and 1 for external reference if using a half cell
- 3-year warranty
- Wide selection of electrodes - pH, ORP and temperature probes
- (1) TruLab pH 1110 benchtop meter
- (1) Universal AC power supply
- (1) Electrode stand
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