Turbidity Meters

	HI 93703 State-of-the-art Portable Turbidity Meter Complying with ISO 7027 LED Light Source HI 93703 is the only portable turbidity meter on the market with this superior feature. Calibration Date Storage Hanna Instruments has equipped HI 93703 with this unique GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) feature. Supplied with Starter Kit HI 93703 portable turbidity meter is supplied with measurement cuvet & cap, 4 x 1.5V AA batteries and instruction manual. HI 93703KIT is comprised of HI 93703 complete with HI 731313 maintenance kit HI 93703 HI 93703KIT

The HI 93703 portable microprocessor-based turbidity meter provides lab-grade accuracy even in the field. With 4 keys and weighing only 350 grams, HI 93703 measures turbidity from 0 to 1000 FTU (NTU)*. For best field accuracy, it measures from 0 to 50 FTU in steps of 1/100th of FTU. This is 10 times better than comparable models on the market that measure 10 to 50 FTU only in decimal points! The meter meets the ISO 7027 requirements.

HI 93703 is the only turbidity meter equipped with an infrared LED as source of light. Unlike standard lamps, the infrared LED has a long life. More significantly, it maintains constant emission for the entire life of the instrument. The wavelength peaks at 890 nm, which provides the required intensity of diffused light even in samples with low turbidity values, and also reduces the interference from any colors.

The meter is very easy to use. All operations can be carried out with only four keys and troubleshooting functions can be performed with error code on LCD. Moreover, the meter's versatility and durability ensure low maintenance.

Sensitive to the user's need to work with properly calibrated meters, Hanna Instruments has equipped HI 93703 with a unique GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) feature. GLP circuitry automatically stores and retrieves the last calibration data. At the touch of a key, the last calibration data together with time and date are displayed allowing the user to maintain an accurate calibration schedule

Auto shut-off turns the meter off after 5 minutes of non-use to save batteries. HI 93703 is available at the most competitive price on the market.

* 1 FTU (Formazine Turbidity Unit) = 1 NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Unit)

	C 102 Your Complete Tool for Water Analysis: Turbidity, Chlorine, pH, Bromine, Iron, Iodine & Cyanuric Acid USEPA Compliance In the turbidimetric mode, C 102 uses the nephelometric principle according to USEPA's 180.1 method and the Standard Method 2130B. Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) With a built-in clock, you can check the last calibration date at a touch of a button to guarantee best performance for your meter. Custom Calibration Points Hi-tech electronics allow the operator to calibrate the meter at a selectable point in from 0.00 to 50.00 NTU*. Logging Capability C 102 makes it possible to log and retrieve up to 25 different samples. Economical C 102 is the most competitively price meter around.

The most important parameters needed for water analysis, specially in drinking water, are now available through a portable meter. You can obtain lab performance in the field by using C 102. It not only measures turbidity, but also pH, Total and Free Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine, Low Iron and Cyanuric Acid (CYS). All this in the palm of your hand and in seconds!

Measurements are made quickly and repeatedly through a sophisticated, yet easy-to-use microprocessor. In colorimetric mode, users can select between factory preprogrammed calibration or calibrating the meter on their own, and measure either concentration or relative absorbance of the sample. Up to 25 measured samples can be stored in memory together with time and date. Miniaturization of the electronics has made it possible to offer unsurpassed accuracy and quality in a portable unit weighing just one pound!

C 102 portable water analysis meter is supplied with measurement cuvet & cap, 4 x 1.5V AA Batteries and instruction manual.

* 1 FTU (Formazine Turbidity Unit) = 1 NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Unit)

	LP 2000 Sophistication and Microprocessor on the Inside Gives You Simplicity and only 4 Keys on the Outside! LED Light Source LP 2000 is the only bench turbidity meter on the market with this superior feature. Calibration Date Storage Hanna Instruments has equipped LP 9000 with this unique GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) feature. Accuracy Unsurpassed accuracy with ±0.5 FTU through an extensive range.

LP 2000 is the lab operators dream instrument! It measures turbidity from 0 to 50 FTU* with 0.01 sensitivity and then reads all the way from 50 to 1000 FTU with a 1 FTU resolution. Calibration is automatic, quick and simple. Two calibration standards with fixed values of 0 and 10 FTU are automatically recognized by the microprocessor. The standards are supplied with the instruments and are AMCO-AEPA-1 instead of formazine since they are more stable, non-toxic and can be reused for up to a year without contamination.

LP 2000 uses the infrared beam and the 90° sensor method to measure turbidity since it is less sensitive to color as opposed to the filter system. LP 2000 is the only turbidity meter equipped with an infrared LED as source of light. The infrared LED has a long life, unlike standard lamps, and more importantly, it maintains constant emission for the entire life of the instrument. The wavelength peaks at 890 nm, which ensures maximum intensity of diffused light even in samples with low turbidity values, and also reduces the interference from any colors. A large LCD display shows read-outs in clear digits.

Sensitive to the user's need to work with properly calibrated meters, Hanna Instruments has equipped LP 2000 with a unique GLP feature. This feature automatically stores and retrieves the last calibration date. At the touch of a key, the last calibration data is displayed allowing the user to ensure accurate calibration with every test.

LP 2000 bench turbidity meter is supplied with measurement cuvet and cap, HI 710005 or HI 710006 12VDC adapter, HI 93703-0 and HI 93703-10 calibration solutions and instruction manual.

* 1 FTU (Formazine Turbidity Unit) = 1 NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Unit)