Digital pH Meter

Service Overview

1. Application :

  • Measurement of pH, acidity, or alkalinity in aqueous solutions
  • Widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, food, dairy, and water testing laboratories
  • Suitable for research, quality control, environmental testing, and educational purposes
  • Can measure pH of liquids, buffers, soil suspensions, and beverages

2. Compliance Standard :

  • ISO 9001 certified manufacturing
  • CE / RoHS certified
  • ASTM D1293 (for pH measurement in water and aqueous solutions)
  • EPA / ISO 10523 standards (laboratory and industrial use)
  • GLP-compliant for laboratory quality assurance

3. Product Description :

A Digital pH Meter is an electronic device for accurate pH measurement, consisting of:

  • pH-sensitive electrode (glass or combination electrode)
  • Digital display for readings in pH, mV, or temperature
  • Automatic or manual temperature compensation
  • Calibration functions (1–5 points)
  • Portable or benchtop models available

Features include fast response, auto shut-off, and memory for calibration data.

4. Technical Specifications

Parameter

Specification

Measurement Range

pH 0–14

Resolution

0.01 pH

Accuracy

±0.01 to ±0.02 pH

Temperature Range

0–100°C (depending on model)

Temperature Compensation

Manual or Automatic (ATC)

Display

LCD digital display, sometimes with backlight

Electrode Type

Glass combination pH electrode

Calibration

1–5 points using standard buffer solutions

Power Supply

4 × 1.5 V AA batteries or 220V AC adapter (benchtop)

Response Time

≤ 5 seconds

Housing Material

ABS / Plastic / Waterproof casing (IP65 models)

Memory

Optional for storing calibration data

5. Apparatus is Supplied

  • Digital pH meter (portable or benchtop)
  • pH electrode / combination electrode
  • Standard buffer solutions (pH 4.01, 7.00, 10.00)
  • Electrode storage solution
  • User manual / calibration certificate
  • Protective carrying case (portable models)

6. Optional Accessories

  • Replacement pH electrodes (specialized, e.g., high-temperature or low ionic strength)
  • Electrode holder or stand
  • Calibration buffer kits
  • Stirrer for solutions
  • PC interface cable and software for data logging

7. Common Capacities / Models Available

  • Portable handheld pH meters: pH 0–14, 0–100°C, ATC
  • Benchtop pH meters: pH 0–14, multiple electrode inputs, data logging
  • Laboratory multiparameter meters: pH + mV + temperature + conductivity

8. Dimensions & Weight (Approx.)

Model

Dimensions

Approx. Weight

Portable handheld

200 × 50 × 25 mm

150–200 g

Benchtop

250 × 180 × 100 mm

800–1200 g

Multiparameter

300 × 200 × 150 mm

1.5–2 kg

9. Safety & Handling

  • Avoid immersing the electrode in non-aqueous solutions
  • Store electrode in storage solution when not in use
  • Rinse with distilled water between measurements
  • Do not apply excessive force to the glass electrode
  • Use proper calibration buffers to maintain accuracy

Frequently Asked Questions