Extech EC605 Conductivity Cell

The Extech EC605 Conductivity Cell is included with the purchase of the EC600 meter and is a replacement or spare cell designed for use with the EC600 portable water conductivity meter and DO700 portable dissolved oxygen meter.

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  • Includes storage bottle for convenience
  • Compatible with EC600 7-in-1 portable water conductivity meter
  • Compatible with DO700 9-in-1 portable dissolved oxygen meter
$129.79
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The Extech EC605 Conductivity Cell is a replacement or spare cell designed for use with the EC600 portable water conductivity meter and DO700 portable dissolved oxygen meter.

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