The Master Science Bluetooth ORP Tester is a wireless pen-type probe for measuring oxidation-reduction potential in water. It sends its readings by Bluetooth to a paired device, where the values are displayed and stored.
The range extends to 2000.0 mV with ±0.2 mV accuracy and a selectable resolution of 0.1 or 1 mV. Up to three testers can be connected to one device at the same time, so several parameters are shown side by side.
Technical Specifications
Specifications of the Master Science Bluetooth ORP Tester:
- Brand: Master Science
- Model Number: MSORP-BT20SWISS
- SKU: MSORP-BT20SWISS
- Brand: Master Science
- Model Number: MSORP-BT20SWISS
- SKU: MSORP-BT20SWISS
- Parameter: ORP (redox potential)
- ORP Range: Up to 2000.0 mV
- Resolution: 0.1 or 1 mV, selectable
- Accuracy: ±0.2 mV
- Calibration: 1 point (offset)
- Measurement Modes: Relative and absolute millivolt
- Temperature Compensation: Automatic
- Connection: Bluetooth; up to 3 testers per device
Key Benefits
- No cable to the display: the Master Science Bluetooth ORP Tester transmits wirelessly.
- Several probes on one screen: up to three testers connected together.
- Locked end point: auto-read function.
- Out-of-range warnings: limit alarm.
- Protected settings: password for calibration and setup.
For pH and ORP on the bench, see the Master Science benchtop pH meter.
Product Features
Measurement
- One-point offset calibration to a known standard
- Relative and absolute mV modes
- Auto-read senses and locks the end point
Data and Alarms
- Timed interval readings sent to memory or printer
- Limit alarm
- Calibration-due alarm
Setup
- Password protection
- Reset to factory defaults
Applications
The Master Science Bluetooth ORP Tester is used for:
- ORP checks in water quality testing
- Multi-parameter set-ups with other Bluetooth testers
- Routine monitoring with logged readings
Common Problems and How This Tester Helps
How the Master Science Bluetooth ORP Tester simplifies redox measurement:
- Cables tangling around sample vessels: wireless connection.
- Forgotten calibrations: calibration-due alarm.
- Readings noted before they settle: auto-read lock.
- Unauthorised changes to settings: password protection.