Thermo Orion Star A122 Portable Conductivity Meter
Features
- Displays conductivity and TDS readings using Orion 8-pin mini-DIN electrodes
- AUTO-READ function alerts user and locks on-screen readings when stable
- IP67 waterproof rating, 3-year warranty
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Thermo Orion Star A122 portable conductivity meter is waterproof and battery-operated. The Thermo Orion Star A122 stands up to the most demanding field applications and delivers over 2,000 hours of continuous operation. The meter can be calibrated manually or automatically using Thermo conductivity standards to make the setup process easy.
Mechanics
The rugged, user-friendly meter displays conductivity, TDS and temperature readings on a large LCD screen, while icons provide quick updates on battery life, electrode status and calibration information. Simple button layout and on-screen messages simplify calibration and explain setup menu choices.
Benefits
- AUTO-READ function to alert the user and lock on-screen readings when stable
- Selectable cell constant
- Selectable reading reference temperatures of 20 C or 25 C to increase accuracy
- Non-volatile memory holds up to 50 data points
- Electrode arm and newly-designed probe holder to place probes into samples
- Universal power supply or battery power option
- IP67-rated housing (may be immersed for up to one hour with no water incursion)
- 3-year meter warranty
- Conductivity
- Range: 0.1 uS/cm to 200 mS/cm
- Resolution: Min 0.01 uS or 3 significant figures
- Relative Accuracy: 0.5% reading +/-1 digit
- Reference: 20, 25 C (default)
- Compensation: Linear (0.0 to 10.0 %/C)
- Compatible Cell Constants: 0.0001 to 10
- Number of Calibration Points: 1
- TDS
- Range: 1 to 19,999 mg/L
- Resolution: 4 significant figures
- Relative Accuracy: 0.5% reading +/-1 digit
- TDS Factor Range: Linear 0.01 to 10.00, default 0.49
- Temperature
- Range: -5 to 105 C
- Resolution: 0.1
- Relative Accuracy: +/-0.1 C
- Offset Calibration: Yes
- Datalogging
- Number of Points: 50
- Log Function: Manual, Automatic with AUTO-READ
- Log Edit: Delete last reading or all
- General
- Display: Custom LCD
- Inputs: 8-pin mini-DIN
- Power Adapter: Universal AC, 100-240 VAC
- Battery Power: 4 AAs, 2000 hrs life
- Environmental Requirements: 5 to 45 C and 5 to 85% relative humidity, non-condensing
- Regulatory and Safety: CE, TUV 3-1, FCC Class A
- IP Rating: IP67, splashproof and dustproof
- Warranty: 36 months (from date of purchase)
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