Turbidity Meter
Turbidity meters are commonly used as part of water quality inspection to determine the protection of the water resource, as well as to verify compliance with industry standards or appropriate water quality standards. In addition, turbidity meters are used to investigate possible harmful effects on water, such as oil spills, fertilizers or crop fertilizers.
Turbidity in water is a common measure to indicate the amount of particulate matter, such as bacterial plaque, clay, silt, algae, sediment, iron or any other solid substance suspended in the liquid. Turbidity control is essential for water treatment because high levels can indicate an increased amount of unwanted microorganisms, such as organic particles and minerals, and can also have an impact on drinking water quality.
Types of Turbidity Meter that a Laboratory may require
Benchtop turbidity meter YR01842
Multiparameter benchtop turbidity meter with the Total Suspended Solids measurement mode, 2 to 7 points calibration, selectable 4 turbidity units. The meter is suitable for laboratory use...
Portable turbidity meter YR01841
High-performance portable turbidity meter, 2 to 5 points calibration, selectable 4 turbidity units. The meter is suitable for process control and field use....
Our best selling Turbidity Meter
• High-performance portable turbidity meter meets the design criteria in ISO 7027.
• 2 to 5 points calibration using the Formazin Standards.
• Selectable 4 turbidity units, including the NTU, FNU, EBC and ASBC.
• Single measurement mode automatically senses and locks a stable reading.
• Continuous measurement mode can be used for indexing or matching the sample vials.
Model | YR01841 |
Range | 0 to 1100 NTU, 0 to 275 EBC, 0 to 9999 ASBC |
Resolution | 0.01 (0 to 99 NTU), 0.1 (100 to 999 NTU), 1 (1000 to 1100 NTU) |
Accuracy | ±2% of reading (0~500 NTU), ±3% of reading (501~1100 NTU) |
Calibration Points | 2 to 5 points |
Calibration Standards | 0.02, 10, 200, 500, 1000 NTU |
Light Source | Infrared-emitting diode (850nm wavelength) |
Detector | Silicon photodiode |
Stray Light | <0.02 NTU |
Sample Volume | 30ml |
Memory | Stores up to 100 data sets |
Output | USB communication interface |
Display | Custom LCD (60×40 mm) |
Power | 3×1.5V AA batteries or DC5V power adapter |
Auto-Power Off | 15 minutes after last key pressed |
Dimensions | 180(L)×85(W)×70(H)mm |
Weight | 300g |
Order Code | Accessories |
YR01841
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Turbidity standards 0.02, 200, 500, 1000 NTU |
Glass sample vials | |
Lint-free cloth | |
Carrying case |
Catalog of Turbidity Meter models on offer
Guides to become a Turbidity Meter Expert
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Videos of Turbidity Meter in Operation
In this section you can find our Turbidity Meter in operation, packaged, being serviced, etc.
Turbidity Meter in Operation
Turbidity is an important factor in determining the quality of water in its potabilization, the more transparent the purer (higher quality); conversely, the more turbid the water, the more contamination or mixture of water with another type of component (low quality). The solids and particles suspended in water are possible carriers of viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites. Therefore, water turbidity control is required to avoid the spread of infectious diseases. That is why turbidity meters are applied in water treatment and purification plants. They also have applications in the chemical industry, in wastewater control, and in power generation.
Frequently asked questions from our customers about Turbidity Meters
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What are the delivery times of the Turbidity Meter?
The delivery time of your Kalstein product will depend on the following:
- Whether the material you are interested in is in stock or whether it has to be manufactured.
- The type of freight you have chosen, this can be; air or sea.
- Material in stock :
- Delivery time (Air): 15-30 days.
- Delivery time (sea): 45-60 days.
- Material that is not in stock:
- Delivery time (Air): 30-60 days.
- Delivery time (sea): 60-90 days.
How to purchase a Turbidity Meter?
You can make your purchase via :
- By email: [email protected]
- By phone: +33 (0) 1 78 95 87 02
- Trade: via the official Kalstein website in your country.
How does the warranty work?
All Kalstein equipment has a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects. The warranty does not cover damage caused by improper installation or operation by the user, transport defects or by uses other than those specified by the manufacturer. The warranty does not cover electrical parts or consumables. For more information, visit our "Terms and Conditions" by clicking HERE
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