TDS Meter

Service Overview

1. Application

  • Measures Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) in water and aqueous solutions
  • Used in laboratories, water treatment plants, dairy, food & beverage, and environmental monitoring
  • Helps assess water quality, mineral content, and purity
  • Suitable for routine water testing, quality control, and process monitoring

2. Compliance Standard

  • ISO 9001 certified manufacturing
  • CE / RoHS certified electronic components
  • ASTM D1125 (standard methods for water conductivity & TDS measurement)
  • IEC 61010 compliant for laboratory electrical safety
  • GLP-compliant for laboratory water quality testing

3. Product Description

The TDS Meter is a handheld or benchtop digital instrument for quick measurement of dissolved solids in liquids:

  • Measures TDS in ppm (parts per million) or mg/L
  • Portable, compact, and battery-operated (or mains powered for benchtop versions)
  • Equipped with electrodes/probes and digital display
  • Automatic temperature compensation (ATC) for accurate readings
  • User-friendly interface with one-button operation or digital keypad

4. Technical Specifications

Parameter

Specification

Measurement Range

0–9999 ppm (model dependent)

Accuracy

±2% full scale

Resolution

1 ppm

Temperature Compensation

Automatic / manual (0–50°C typical)

Conductivity Range

0–2000 µS/cm (for dual TDS/conductivity meters)

Power Supply

2 × 1.5 V AA batteries (handheld) / 220–240 V (benchtop)

Display

LCD with backlight (optional)

Electrode Type

Platinum or graphite (TDS probe)

Calibration

Manual or automatic one-point/two-point calibration

Operating Temperature

0–50°C

Humidity

0–80% RH

Housing Material

ABS plastic / splash-proof (IP65 optional)

5. Apparatus is Supplied

  • TDS meter unit
  • Electrode/probe (integrated or separate)
  • Battery (for handheld version)
  • Protective carrying case (for portable meters)
  • Instruction manual and warranty certificate

6. Optional Accessories

  • Replacement electrodes / probes
  • Calibration solutions (standard 342 ppm, 1413 ppm, 12.88 mS/cm)
  • Carrying pouch or rugged field case
  • USB / Bluetooth interface for data logging
  • Benchtop stand or holder for laboratory meters

7. Common Capacities / Ranges Available

  • Handheld portable: 0–999 ppm / 0–1999 ppm
  • Laboratory benchtop: 0–9999 ppm with conductivity measurement
  • High-salinity / industrial models: up to 20,000 ppm
  • Temperature measurement included in most models

8. Dimensions & Weight (Approx.)

Model

Dimensions (H × W × D) mm

Approx. Weight (g / kg)

Handheld portable

150 × 40 × 25

120–150 g

Benchtop lab model

200 × 150 × 100

1–1.5 kg

Industrial high-range

250 × 200 × 120

2–2.5 kg

9. Safety & Handling

  • Do not immerse the meter beyond the recommended level
  • Rinse probe with distilled water after each use
  • Avoid rough handling or dropping the meter
  • Calibrate regularly using standard solutions for accuracy
  • Store in a dry place and remove batteries if not in use for long periods

Frequently Asked Questions