A digital benchtop pH meter is a laboratory instrument designed to accurately measure the pH value of liquid samples. Compared with portable or pen-type pH tester, benchtop model generally offers higher accuracy, and better stability. Benchtop digital pH meter often used in laboratory, research institution, food processing, and environmental testing.
A Large LCD Screen
- Improved Readability & User Experience. The pH tester with a large LCD screen makes it much easier to read measurements at a glance, even from a distance or in less-than-ideal lighting. This reduces user strain and the risk of misreading values, which is especially valuable during precision work.
- Clear Display of important Information. Unlike small display, a large LCD can show all important data simultaneously, such as current pH and temperature.
- Better Accuracy and Data Integrity. Large display often come with digital signal processing and advanced sensors, which improve measurement accuracy and stability.
Benchtop Digital pH Meter WIth Adjustable Probe Holder
- Hands-Free Operation. The adjustable stand holds the pH electrode securely at the correct depth, freeing the operator's hands. This reduces fatigue during repetitive measurements.
- Improved Safety. The holder minimizes accidental contact with hazardous samples and prevents probes from tipping or falling into solutions, protecting both the user and the electrode.
- Optimal Positioning. Users can easily set the probe at the ideal angle and depth for various sample container sizes, ensuring consistent immersion levels and stable readings.
Applications
SISCO's pH meter is widely used across many industries to measure the acidity or alkalinity of liquids accurately. In laboratories, it supports chemical analysis and research experiments. In agriculture, it helps monitor irrigation water quality for optimal crop growth. In the food and beverage industry, it ensures quality control for products such as dairy, wine, beverages, and processed foods.
Food Industry
Hydroponic Cultivation
Pharmaceutical Industry
Laboratory
| Model | SISCO-PHM-PH100 | |
| pH | Range | (-2.00~20.00) pH |
| Resolution | 0.01 / 0.1 pH | |
| Accuracy | ±0.01 pH ±1 digit | |
| mV (ORP probe optional) | Range | -1,999 mV~+1,999 mV |
| Resolution | ±0.1 / 1mV | |
| Accuracy | ±0.1% FS ± 1 digit | |
| Temperature | Range | 0~100.0 °C (32.0~212.0 ℉) |
| Resolution | 0.1 ℃ | |
| Accuracy | ±0.5 ℃ ± 1 digit | |
| Data Storage | 450 groups | |
| Power Supply | DC 12V | |
| Weight | About 2.5kg | |
| Data Output | 1. USB to Flash Disk 2. Wireless connection to printer (the printer is optional) |
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| Packing Including | 1. Meter× 1 2. Plastic pH electrode 201T× 1 3. pH buffer solution: 4.00/ 7.00/ 10.01, 50mL, one for each 4. Electrode holder × 1 5. Power adaptor × 1 |
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A1: What is a pH meter?
Q1: A pH meter is an electronic instrument used to measure the acidity or alkalinity of a liquid. The device typically consists of an electrode and a digital display. When the probe is placed in a solution, it detects hydrogen ion activity and converts it into a pH reading.
A2: What is the typical pH range a pH meter can measure?
Q2: A typical pH tester can measure a pH range from 0 to 14, which covers the full scale from highly acidic to highly alkaline solutions. Most standard laboratory and portable pH meters are designed within this range. Some benchtop models can measure pH values ranging from -2 to 20.
A3: What causes unstable pH readings?
Q3: Unstable pH readings are usually caused by electrode problems, temperature changes, or contamination. A dirty or clogged glass electrode slows response and causes drift. Improperly stored electrodes lose sensitivity. Temperature fluctuations affect the electrochemical reaction, so readings vary if temperature compensation is not used. Air bubbles on the electrode surface can interfere with measurement.
Tips: What safety precautions should be taken when using a digital benchtop pH meter?
When using a benchtop digital pH meter, always wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety goggles, and a lab coat, especially when handling acidic or alkaline solutions. Ensure the meter is placed on a stable, dry surface away from the edge of the bench to prevent spills or damage. Rinse the electrode with distilled water between samples to prevent contamination. Store the electrode in proper storage solution and disconnect power before cleaning or maintenance.
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