Buy PCE Instruments PCE-WQA 50 Turbidity meter Opacity

Portable water quality meter showing turbidity reading 12.36 NTU with a separate stainless steel probe connected by cable.<br>

Handheld PCE water quality analyzer displaying turbidity reading 856.00 NTU, with date and time shown at top.

Close-up of a handheld electronic device with a screen, buttons, a covered port, and a metal connector plugged into the side.

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PROFESSIONAL CALIBRATED TO EQUIPMENT. PCE WQA 50

Sensor at 3 m cable
Infrared stray light technology for measuring turbidity
Material of sensor housing: SUS316L stainless steel
3.5 inch color display with adjustable backlighting
USB interface for charging and data exchange
Memory for more than 100,000 measurements
Password protected control access with different user rights

Technical specifications

Turbidity
Measuring range 0.1 ... 1000 NTU
Resolution 0.01 NTU
Accuracy ±5% or 0.3 NTU greater
Sensor
Type light scattering
SUS316L housing
Cable length 3 m
Protection class: IP68
Dimensions 145x24 mm
General Technical Data
Display type LC-color display
Display size 3.5 inches
Storage medium Internal memory
Storage capacity: 8 GB
Automatic shutdown of ... to 1 ... 60 min.
Menu language English (GB), English (US), Chinese
IP67 protection (device)
Voltage supply: 5 V DC
Battery/Battery 4 x 3.7 V AA-Battery , Lithium-Ion battery
1000 mAh output
Operating conditions 0 ... 45 °C , 10 ... 90 % r.F.
Storage conditions -15 ... 50 °C , 10 ... 90 % r.F.
Dimensions ( L x W x H ) 205 x 100 x 40 mm
Weight 420 g

Product type: Turbidity meter

Reading type: Opacity

Accuracy: 5 %

Display: LCD

: Manufacturer's standards (no certificate)

Power supply (details): 5 V DC

Dim: (L x W x H) 205 x 100 x 40 mm

Weight: 420 g

Opacity reading range: 0.1 - 1000 NTU

Opacity reading range (max.): 1000 NTU

Chlorine readinge range (min.): 0.1 NTU

Width: 100 mm

Height: 40 mm

Length: 205 mm

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Datasheet

Datasheet 3812988 PCE Instruments PCE-WQA 50 Turbidity meter Opacity

User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 3812988 PCE Instruments PCE-WQA 50 Turbidity meter Opacity

Description

The water quality meter enables a precise turbidity measurement with infrared scattered light technology. This allows the turbidity to be detected and evaluated reliably, largely independent of the sample color.

The water quality meter consists of a portable handheld device with an ergonomic design and a robust turbidity sensor, which is connected via a 3 m cable. The sensor housing of SUS316L stainless steel is IP68 protected and is suitable for use in damp or wet environments. The handset meets the IP67 protection class and is thus protected against dust and temporary submersion.

For convenient operation the water quality meter has a 3.5 inch color display with adjustable backlighting. The clear user interface with icon-based menu navigation facilitates the operation, while the measured values remain easy to read even in strong ambient light. A non-slip rubber grip and a removable hand strap ensure safe handling, even in wet or mobile use.

The integrated USB interface can be used to charge lithium-ion batteries and to exchange data. The 8-GB memory has space for more than 100,000 measurements. Measured data can be saved, exported via USB as csv file and subsequently processed for analysis, documentation or report generation.

A password-protected user access with different user rights protects the device settings against unauthorized changes. This makes the water quality meter particularly suitable for professional applications in water analysis, environmental monitoring, water management, aquaculture as well as industrial and municipal water tests.

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