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Mettler-Toledo Seven2Go pH/mV S2 Field Kit – Portable pH Meter with InLab Expert Pro-ISM, Calibration Bottles, and uGo Carrying Case

Brand:Mettler-Toledo

Specifications

Accuracy temperature: ±0.5 °C
Accuracy temperature: 0.5 °C
Battery/ rechargeable battery: 4 x AA
Depth: 70 mm
Designation ANSI: AA
Dimensions (WxDxH): 222 x 70 x 35 mm
Height: 35 mm
IP code: IP 67
Max. temperature: 105 °C
Min. temperature: -5 °C

$1,601.78

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Mettler-Toledo Seven2Go pH/mV S2 Field Kit is a portable and precise instrument designed for accurate pH and mV measurements in laboratory, at-line, and field applications. This comprehensive kit includes the InLab Expert Pro-ISM electrode, calibration bottles, and a rugged uGo™ carrying case, ensuring reliable calibration and measurement even under harsh conditions.

Key Features:

Brand: Mettler-Toledo
Measurement Parameters: pH, mV, Temperature
Measurement Range: pH: 0.00 to 14.00; mV: ±2000 mV; Temperature: -5.0°C to 105.0°C
Accuracy: pH: ±0.002; mV: ±0.2 mV; Temperature: ±0.2°C
Display: Large, easy-to-read LCD with intuitive T-Pad navigation
Calibration: Up to 5-point calibration with automatic buffer recognition and temperature compensation
Data Storage: Stores up to 200 data points
Power Supply: 4 x 1.5 V AA or 1.3 V NiMH accumulators
IP Rating: IP67 waterproof and dustproof
Included Accessories: InLab Expert Pro-ISM electrode, calibration bottles, buffer sachets for pH 4.01, 7.00, 9.21, 10.00, uGo™ carrying case

This field kit is ideal for professionals requiring portable, reliable, and precise pH and mV measurement solutions in various environments.

Frequently asked questions

It is a portable and precise instrument designed for accurate pH and mV measurements in laboratory, at-line, and field applications. This comprehensive kit includes the InLab Expert Pro-ISM electrode, calibration bottles, and a rugged uGo™ carrying case, ensuring reliable calibration and measurement even under harsh conditions.

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