SISCO handheld salinometer With automatic temperature compensation and quick response time, the device maintains stable accuracy across different environmental conditions. The salt meter is widely used in aquaculture, seawater testing, aquariums, swimming pools, food processing, and environmental monitoring.

Large and Bright LCD Display

Built-in High-Sensitivity Electrode Head
SISCO salinometer is used to measure the salt concentration in liquids, ensuring accurate control of salinity levels. It is widely applied in aquaculture, marine research, water treatment, food processing, and beverage industries, as well as in laboratories and environmental monitoring to maintain water quality and process consistency.
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| Model | SISCO-SM-YHT70A | SISCO-SM-YHT100B |
| Measurement Range | Salinity: 0-70 ppt Temperature: 0~60°C |
Salinity: 0-100 ppt Temperature: 0~60°C |
| Resolution | Salinity: 0.01 ppt (0.00~9.99 ppt), 0.1 ppt (Others); Temperature: 0.1°C |
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| Accuracy | Salinity: ±3% F.S ±1 digit; Temperature: ±1.0°C |
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| Operating Environment | Temperature: 0~60°C; Humidity: <85% RH (non-condensing) |
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| Storage Environment | Temperature: 0~60°C; Humidity: <85% RH (non-condensing) |
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| Units | ppt, %, SG; Temperature: °C, °F |
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| Protection Level | IP66 | |
| Power Supply | 2*1.5V Alkaline Batteries (Not Included) | |
| Material | ABS | |
| Dimensions | 180*44*44 mm | |
| Weight | 100g | |
A1: What is a salinometer?
Q1: A salinometer is an instrument used to quickly determine the weight percent concentration or refractive index of a solution containing salt (sodium chloride). Digital salinometers are widely used in industrial sectors such as salt, food, and beverage, as well as in agricultural production and scientific research.
A2: How does a salinity meter work?
Q2: Refraction occurs when light enters a medium from one medium to another, and the ratio of the sine of the angle of incidence is constant, which is called the refractive index. The refractive index of a salt solution can be determined by using the fact that the content of soluble substances in the salt solution is proportional to the refractive index in an ordinary environment so that the salinometer can calculate the concentration of salt.
A3: How to use the salinometer?
Q3: The salinometer is immersed in the liquid, and after it is stabilized, the scale is read directly on the salinometer, and the scale shows the salinity of the liquid.
Tips: Is the digital salt tester safe for food contact?
Yes, the digital salt tester is safe for food contact and suitable for use with a wide range of liquid food samples. The measuring probe is made from food-grade, corrosion-resistant materials that do not react with salt or common food ingredients, ensuring reliable readings without contaminating the sample.
The probe is specifically designed for direct immersion in foods such as soups, sauces, broths, marinades, and brines, making it appropriate for both home kitchens and professional food processing environments. Its smooth surface helps prevent residue buildup and allows for easy cleaning between measurements.
For best hygiene and long-term performance, the probe should be rinsed with clean water before and after each use and wiped dry after testing. Avoid testing extremely hot food directly; allowing samples to cool slightly will help protect the sensor and maintain measurement accuracy. When used and maintained properly, the digital salt tester provides safe, consistent, and accurate salt measurements for food applications.
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