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Thermo Scientific™ Orion™ AQ4500 Turbidimeter
Utilize dual LED light sources and drinking water/wastewater methods approved for U.S. EPA regulatory reporting offered by this turbidity meter.
Marca: Thermo Scientific™ AQ4500
1624.50 EUR valido fino al 2024-04-30
Usa il codice promo "21741" per avere il tuo prezzo promozionale.
Dettagli aggiuntivi : Peso : 3.52000kg
Allerta:
Reorder replacement Calibration Standards for AQ4500 (AC45ST) and replacement vials in a package of 12 (AC2T24). Silicone oil and cloth set (AC45S1) is also available.
Descrizione
Utilize advanced features with the Thermo Scientific™ Orion™ AQ4500 Turbidity Meter, including dual light sources and drinking water/wastewater methods approved for U.S. EPA regulatory reporting. Keep pace with changing regulatory protocols and use White Light LED to comply with EPA 180.1 requirements or Infrared (IR) LED to comply with ISO 7027 requirements. Select from measure modes including EPA 180.1, ISO Nephelometric, ISO Absorbance, % transmittance, EBC and ASBC. This IP67 waterproof meter records 100 data points and offers an average battery life of 2500 hours intermittent use.
Log data into internal memory, or order AQ4CBL cable to send data to printer or download to a computer for easy time- and date-stamped results storage.
- U.S. EPA approval for Drinking Water Reporting per 40 CFR Part 141, vol. 74, no. 147, Monday, August 3, 2009. Rules and regulations pg. 38351-38356
- Dual source to comply with EPA 180.1 and ISO 7027
- Nephelometric and ratiometric measurements with autoranging
- IP67 waterproof portable turbidity meter
- Readings in the range of 0 to 1000 NTU with a choice of units: NT, FTU, FNU, ASBC or EBC
Includes:
- AQ4500 meter
- Set of 5 USEPA approved primary calibration standards
- Seven glass vials
- User guide
- Carrying case
Specifica
| Turbidity Meter | |
| LED | |
| Turbidimeter and Calibration Kit | |
| 180.1 | |
| ISO 7027 |
| LED, Multiple | |
| Yes | |
| 2500 Hours | |
| US EPA approval for Drinking Water Reporting per 40 CFR Part 141, vol. 74, no. 147, Monday, August 3, 2009. Rules and regulations pg 38351-38356.EPA 180.1 and ISO 7032 |