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Extech PH305 pH/mV/Temperature Electrode

Extech PH305 pH/mV/temperature electrode

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  • Compatible with PH300 3-in-1 portable pH/mV/temperature meter
  • Compatible with EC600 7-in-1 portable water conductivity meter
  • Compatible with DO700 9-in-1 portable dissolved oxygen meter
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Extech PH305 pH/mV/Temperature ElectrodePH305 Extech PH305 pH/mV/temperature electrode
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Extech PH305 pH/mV/Temperature Electrode
PH305
Extech PH305 pH/mV/temperature electrode
1 Available
$82.49
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Extech Waterproof pH Meter Kit PH300 Waterproof pH/mV/temperature kit with pH electrode, protective rubber holster, pH calibration solutions, and carrying case
$340.99
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Extech Waterproof pH Meter Kit
PH300
Waterproof pH/mV/temperature kit with pH electrode, protective rubber holster, pH calibration solutions, and carrying case
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$340.99
Included with the purchase of the pH300 meter, this replacement electrode is also compatible with the DO700 portable dissolved oxygen meter. The electrode includes a storage bottle for convenience.
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