Hach sensION+ MM340 Multi-Parameter Benchtop Meter

The Hach sensION+ MM340 benchtop multi-parameter meter is perfect for testing viscous media samples and samples with high solid content.

Features

  • Workstation with built-in stirrer
  • Programmable calibration frequency
  • Automatic recognition of 15 technical buffers
$1,864.00
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Overview
The Hach sensION+ MM340 benchtop multi-parameter meter is perfect for testing viscous media samples and samples with high solid content. Each kit measures pH, ORP, ISE, and temperature. Measurement ranges include -2 to 16 for pH, -2000 to 2000 mV for ORP, and -20 to 150 for temperature. Two measuring channels log up to 400 measurements each. Four calibration curves can hold up to 5 programmable standards per curve. Data can be transferred to a PC or printer for further use.

Parameters

  • Temperature
  • pH
  • ORP/Redox
  • Nitrate
  • Fluoride
  • Sodium
  • Chloride
  • Ammonia
  • Ammonium
  • Parameters: pH, mV, ISE, ORP/Redox, Temperature
  • pH Input Accuracy: 0.002
  • Internal data storage: 330
  • Interface languages: 6
  • Inputs: 2 BNC, 2 ref, Pt1000
  • Outputs: RS-232 (two-day)
  • IP Rating: IP42
  • Compliance: CE.WEEE
  • Dimensions: 110 mm x 350 mm x 200 mm
  • Dimensions (English Units): 7.9 in x 13.8 in x 4.3 in
  • Warranty: 3 years
  • (1) Workstation with built-in stirrer and control
  • (1) Probe holder
  • (1) MM340 meter
  • (1) ISE laboratory meter
  • (Probe is not included)
Questions & Answers
Can I store and export the data?
Yes. The MM340 Benchtop meter can store up to 400 data points per channel, with 2 channels available. The meter is equipped with an RS-232C port so that data can be exported to a printer or PC. A USB-RS-232C adapter can also be used.
What probes does the meter come with?
The multimeter itself does not come with any probes, however, it can be purchased in a kit with a combination pH/temperature electrode.
Is this meter GLP compliant?
Yes, the Hach sensION+ MM340 is a GLP compliant meter.
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