Hach DR900 Multi-Parameter Handheld Colorimeter

The Hach DR900 is a portable colorimeter that allows quick and easy testing of up to 90 water quality parameters.

Features

  • Waterproof, dustproof and field durable
  • Easily accesses standard methods
  • Data storage for up to 500 tests and USB port for downloading and transferring information
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Hach DR900 Multi-Parameter Handheld Colorimeter

Overview
The Hach DR900 Multi-Parameter Handheld Colorimeter provides testing for 90 of the most common water quality parameters. Applications include drinking water, wastewater and industrial water testing.

Efficient
Save time by storing standard methods on the device to create a single handheld instrument that provides access to 90 of the most common parameters. The Hach DR900 Stores data for up to 500 tests and comes with a USB port for easy data transfer.

Durable
The Hach DR900 hand-held, rugged colorimeter is waterproof and dustproof. Drop tested and shock resistant, the instrument provides greater quality assurance and makes water testing in harsh field environments a breeze.

  • Enclosure Rating: IP67
  • Operating Conditions: 10 to 40°C (50 - 104 °F), max. 80 % relative humidity (non- condensing)
  • Photometric Accuracy: ± 0.005 Abs @1.0 ABS nominal
  • Photometric Linearity: ± 0.002 Abs (0 - 1 Abs)
  • Photometric Measuring Range: 0 to 2 Abs
  • Reproducibility: ± 0.005 Abs (0 - 1 A)
  • Spectral Bandwidth: 15 nm filter bandwidth
  • Stray Light: less than 1.0 % at 400 nm
  • Wavelength Range: 420 nm, 520 nm, 560 nm, 610 nm
  • Weight: 1.32 pounds
  • (1) DR900 Colorimeter
  • (1) USB cable with mini-USB connector
  • (4) AA Alkaline batteries
  • (2) Glass sample cells
  • (1) Sample cell adapter
  • (1) Instument procedures CD
  • (1) User manual
Questions & Answers
Are the batteries replaceable and how long will they last?
The colorimeter uses 4 replaceable AA batteries that will last about 6 months based on 5 readings/day for 5 days/week without the back light.
Will my colorimeter store data? Can I transfer my data?
The DR900 colorimeter can store up to 500 tests and comes with a USB cable for easily downloading or transferring information.
Is the DR900 the recommended instrument for monitoring sulfides in drinking water?
Yes, the DR900 from Hach is designed for use by drinking water professionals and has compatible, EPA-compliant reagents for monitoring sulfides per method 8131. Sulfide 1 and Sulfide 2 Reagents are available as a kit (part 2244500).
What is an EPA approved method for monitoring Iron in drinking water with the DR900?
Method 8008, is an EPA approved method for monitoring iron in drinking water using the reagents 2105769 (Powder Pillows) or 2507025 (AccuVac), range (0.02-3.0 mg/L).
How can bromine levels be determined in water with the DR900? Which reagents are needed?
Bromine is determined in water following the 8016 DPD method using either powder pillows (PP) or AccuVac. These samples can be analyzed by the DR900 spectrophotometer in addition to the DR3900 and DR1900. Powder pillow reagent part #2105669 AccuVac reagent part #2503025.
Do the DR900 and DR300 colorimeters use the same sample cells?
The Hach DR900 and DR300 utilize the same plastic sample cells. However, the glass sample cells are different. Refer to the manual for sample cell part numbers.
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