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The Hanna Instruments HI36180 Digital Glass Body ORP Electrode for General Purpose is the perfect solution for laboratories and general purpose ORP measurements. With its glass body and platinum sensing pin, this electrode ensures accurate and reliable measurements with every use. The built-in microchip stores sensor type, serial number, and calibration information, making it easy to track and calibrate the electrode as needed.
One of the key features of this electrode is its built-in temperature sensor, which ensures temperature compensation for accurate measurements even in extreme temperature environments. And with the 3.5 mm connector, this electrode is compatible with meters that use digital electrodes, making it easy to integrate into your lab or testing facility.
The HI36180 electrode has a single ceramic junction and a refillable design, making it a durable and cost-effective solution for your ORP measurement needs. And with its recommended operating temperature range of -5 to 100°C (23 to 212°F), it can be used in a wide range of applications.
With the HI36180 electrode, you can expect accurate and reliable ORP measurements for your general purpose needs. Its platinum sensing pin, glass body, and built-in temperature sensor make it a top choice for laboratories and testing facilities that demand the highest level of quality and precision in their measurements.
So if you're looking for a dependable and cost-effective ORP electrode for your lab or testing facility, look no further than the Hanna Instruments HI36180 Digital Glass Body ORP Electrode for General Purpose. With its advanced features and reliable performance, it's the ideal solution for your ORP measurement needs.
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