Hach HQ Series Portable Water Quality Meters
Features
- Choose from dedicated HQ1000 series or multi-input HQ2000 and HQ4000 series
- pH, conductivity, DO, and ISE sensors designed for every application
- Intellical smart probes are automatically recognized by HQ meters and retain calibration history
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Hach HQ Series is for water quality professionals who want to perform electrochemical analysis for field and lab environments. The new portable platform will allow users to collect intuitive, accurate measurements, manage data, and easily review results while supplying an IP67 robustness rating.
Rugged
They provide a true rugged, field-ready solution with on-screen, visual step-by-step operating guidance that provides users with confidence in reporting and managing their results. Unlike other field meters with basic user interfaces and without easily accessible data, the HQ Series secures, simplifies, and accelerates the complete measurement process for field users.
Models
Choose from 4 models, including the three-input HQ4000 series, dual-input HQ2000 series, and single-input HQ1000 series. These meters offer a range of measurement versatility - eliminating the need for multiple pieces of equipment.
- HQ Series Portable Water Quality Meter
- USB Wall Charger, 5.0V - 2.0A, For USA
- USB 2.0 A-Male to Micro B Cable, 1.8m (5.9 feet)
- Li-ION Battery 18650, 3.7V, 12.6Wh
- Wrist Strap, HQ Series
- Basic User Manual
- Quick Start Guide
- QC Final Inspection Report
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