EC Meter, °C Thermometer HM Digital AP-2 with Magnetic Housing | Video Manual
We're introducing the HM Digital AP-2 EC meter with a °C thermometer. You'll learn how to properly use and maintain the device.
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MANUFACTURER: HM Digital (South Korea)
ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY (EC) MEASUREMENT RANGE: 0-9999 µS, 0-80°C; 32-176°F
DIVISION: 1 µS, 0.1°C/F
ACCURACY: ±2%
MEASUREMENT TEMPERATURE: 0-80°C
CALIBRATION: Digital calibration at the touch of a button
HOUSING: Magnetic, moisture-proof, and sealed housing
POWER SUPPLY: 1 x 3V (CR2032) battery included, rated for 1,000 hours of continuous use
DIMENSIONS (MM): 150 x 28 x 13
WEIGHT (G): 42.5 g
WARRANTY: 12 months
The AquaPro-2 (AP-2) conductivity meter has a magnetic housing and is designed to measure the electrical conductivity and temperature of liquids and solutions. Therefore, it can be stored in your home, for example, on the refrigerator wall.
You can download the user manual for the AquaPro AP-2 conductivity meter in Russian in electronic format.
The portable EC meter (AquaPro-2 conductivity meter) is designed to measure water conductivity and temperature. The AquaPro-2 (AP-2) conductivity meter is designed for domestic and professional use, measuring water hardness and temperature in water treatment and purification systems for hydroponics, aquariums, and swimming pools, as well as for analyzing water in wells and boreholes.
The ratios of some water hardness units: 1 dH = 17.8 ppm, 1 f = 10 ppm, 1 mg-eq/L = 50.05 ppm CaCO3, 1 µS = 2.19 ppm
The EC meter is used to monitor salt and mineral levels, measure hardness and conductivity, and check the efficiency of water purification filters. To determine the electrical conductivity of water, simply pour it into a glass, take a conductivity meter, remove the protective cap, lower the electrodes into the water and take a measurement.