Greisinger GMH 3431 Multi tester TDS, Conductivity, Salinity , Temperature
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Highlights & Details
Greisinger conductivity meter with 2-pin measuring cell GMH 3431
- Salinitats-Bestimmung
- TDS determination (filtrate dry residue)
- 2-pin measuring cell
Technical specifications
- Spec. Resistance: 0.005 to 100.0 kΩ/cm
- For salinity: 0.0 - 70.0 g/kg
- Automatic temperature compensation
Yes
- Operating temperature
-5 to +80 °C
- Dim
(L x W x H) 26 x 71 x 142 mm
- Weight
230 g
- Height
142 mm
- Length
26 mm
- Width
71 mm
- Conductivity reading range
0.0 µS - 200.0 mS
- TDS reading range
0 - 1999 mg/l
- Temperature reading range
-5.0 up to +100.0 °C
Manufacturer's standards (no certificate)
- Display
Digital
- Reading type
TDS
Conductivity
Salinity
Temperature
- Conductivity reading range (max.)
200.0 mS
- Conductivity reading range (min)
0.0 µS
- TDS reading range (max.)
1999 mg/l
- TDS reading range (min.)
0 mg/l
- Temperature reading range (max.)
+100.0 °C
- Temperature reading range (min.)
-5.0 °C
- Product type
Multi tester
Documents & Downloads
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 1305325 Greisinger GMH 3431 Multi tester TDS, Conductivity, Salinity , Temperature
Description
Conductance measurement device includes 2-pin measuring cell.
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Features
- Automatic-off function
- Auto range
- Battery status indicator
- Hold function
- Min-/Max-Wertspeicher.
- Temperature compensation automatic or can be switched off, with the help of the integrated temperature sensor in the electrode.
- Measuring cell:
- Conductivity cell with in the Shaft integrated temperature sensor
- Material: graphite electrodes. The graphite electrodes are also excellent for use in the waste water and can be easy to clean.
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Scope of delivery
- Device including measuring cell
- Battery
- Operating instructions
Hints
Meets the requirements of the Drinking Water Regulations (drinking water, 2001) and the DIN EN 27888.