Thermo Orion AQ4000 Colorimeter
Features
- Auto-ID and pre-programmed methods ensure error-free readings at a very affordable price
- Up to 12 data points can be used to define a custom method and a maximum of 10 methods can be stored in the memory
- Never become obsolete because new methods can be easily downloaded
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Thermo Orion AQ4000 colorimeter has the Auto-ID feature that automatically identifies the species to be measured, selects the program and initiates the measurement without the user ever having pushed a button! The AQ4000 with its Auto-ID and pre-programmed methods ensure error-free readings at a very affordable price.
This rugged and attractive unit is waterproof to IP67 standards. The AQ4000 is so advanced, a user can customize a calibration and create a completely custom method. Up to 12 data points can be used to define a custom method and a maximum of ten methods can be stored in the colorimeters memory. The simple operation guides a user through the setup and measurement.
Selection of display units is a button press away. Selectable measurement units include concentration, absorbance or percent transmittance. Datalog 100 points in the field with a time and date tag, then download to a printer or computer in the lab. The AQ4000 carries a two-year warranty.
* Reagent kits sold separately
- Wavelength (nm) 420, 520, 580, 610
- Wavelength Accuracy 2 nm
- Wavelength Selection Automatic
- Photometric Linearity 0.002 A (0-1 A)
- Photometric Reproducibility 0.005 A (0-1 A)
- Photometric Accuracy 0.005A @ 1.0 ABS Nominal
- Photometric Range 0 2 A
- Stray Light< 1.0% at 400 nm
- Source Lamp Light Emitting Diode (LED)
- Detector Photodiode
- Bandwidth 10 2 nm
- (1) AQ4000 meter
- (4) AA batteries
- (1) 16mm vial
- (1) 16mm vial adapter
- (1) 13mm vial adapter
- (1) Field case
- (1) User guide with test methods
- (1) Tablet tampering stir rod
- (1) Vial cleaning brush
Yes, the AQ4000 Colorimeter can transfer data via the optional RS232 cable (available under the Accessories tab) and can store up to 100 data points in the memory.
The Thermo Orion AQ4000 colorimeter comes with one 16mm vial, as well as an adaptor for 16mm and 13mm vials. Additional vials in 16mm or 24 mm are available under the Accessories tab.
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