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High-precision turbidity measurement is possible in laboratories and similar settings! Reliable transmission type!
While maintaining ease of use and performance, the main unit has been miniaturized, making the 3-channel type lighter.
Less affected by external light and coloring! A direct immersion type turbidity meter for accurate measurement.
The "HWTU-211/211N" is a direct immersion type turbidity meter for continuous processes based on near-infrared and alternating light emission technology. By adopting near-infrared light, it is less affected by the color of the solution and is less prone to green algae adhering to the detection surface. The simple shape of the detector's liquid contact part reduces the entanglement of foreign substances, thereby decreasing maintenance frequency. Additionally, the built-in self-diagnosis function allows for monitoring the condition of the equipment. 【Features (excerpt)】 ■ Utilizes a 90° scattering light method, excellent for turbidity measurement ■ Measurement range from a minimum of 0 to 2 degrees to a maximum of 0 to 200 degrees (An optional range of 0 to 1000 degrees is also available) ■ Allows selection between turbidity calibration and SS calibration ■ Complicated zero calibration is easy and accurate without water ■ Data input is simple with a Japanese display interactive method *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
It is possible to measure the degree of scattering caused by insoluble particulate matter suspended in water or transparent liquids and quantitatively confirm the content of suspended particulate matter.
It is possible to measure the degree of scattering caused by insoluble particulate matter suspended in water or transparent liquids and quantitatively confirm the content of suspended particulate matter.
