TDS Meter, Water Tester, Upgraded Water Tester Meter, 0-9999 ppm Meter and Temperature Meter, tds Tester for Drinking Water, Swinging Pool, Aquariums and More

TDS Meter, Water Tester, Upgraded Water Tester Meter, 0-9999 ppm Meter and Temperature Meter, tds Tester for Drinking Water, Swinging Pool, Aquariums and More

$ 6.69

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Easy to use

8.68

Easy to read

8.71

Accuracy

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✅: The tds meter is extremely efficient and accurate due to its advanced microprocessor technology, /- 2% Readout Accuracy Testing, the titanium alloy probe has high% The TDS meter reading will be displayed in ppm (parts per million) on the LED screen, and one measurement can be completed in less than 5 seconds.

TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) is an abbreviation for Total Dissolved Solids. Water testing kits for drinking water, drinking water, water filtration and purification systems such as RO or DI systems, aquariums, hydroponics (test nutrients), pools and spas, commercial and industrial applications, and more can all benefit from the TDS meter. The tds meter digital water tester is ideal for testing the quality of your tap water and determining when a filter should be replaced.

: Water with a high TDS level will have a salty, bitter, or metallic taste to it. TDS levels above a certain threshold indicate the presence of toxic minerals that are dangerous to one's health. TDS levels above a certain threshold will harden the water, causing fouling in pipes, dry hair, spots on tableware, and the inability to use kitchen utensils. A ppm meter can assist you in avoiding the issues mentioned above. TDS concentrations in drinking water are limited to 500 ppm, according to the EPA.

It is used with 2 pieces of 1. 5V batteries have a long life span of over 3 years and are automatically turned off after 5 minutes of inactivity to conserve battery power.

TDS water meter, user manual, 2 pcs battery included, leather case, 3 year warranty, and friendly customer service. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns; we're here to help!

Questions & Answers

Is there a battery included with this meter, and how do I calibrate it?

Yes, this meter has two LR44 batteries built in, and it doesn't need to be calibrated because it comes pre-calibrated. Well-calibrated in the factory.

Is it possible to do a ppm check with this? Is it possible to use this ppm meter in hydroponics?

Yes. TDS, EC, and Temperature are all measured in one device. It can be used in hydroponics, and using a TDS meter to measure ppm in hydroponics is very interesting. A ppm meter, such as this one, is used to determine your nutrient count in hydroponics. Please keep in mind that this is for TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) rather than pH.

Is it possible to replace the battery once it is depleted?

TDS is a type of water tester. The EC has a replaceable battery.

Is this appropriate for testing the quality of aquarium water?

Yes, this TDS meter can test TDS (Total Dissolved Solids), EC (Electric Conductivity), and TEMPERATURE in a fish tank aquarium, as well as monitor water quality.

Selected User Reviews For TDS Meter, Water Tester, Upgraded Water Tester Meter, 0-9999 ppm Meter and Temperature Meter, tds Tester for Drinking Water, Swinging Pool, Aquariums and More

At first, I was skeptical - However, it appears to work as expected for filter testing

5/5

I was initially skeptical of the results, which showed that tap water had a pH of 200, filtered fridge water had a pH of 150, and filtered bottled water had a pH of 190. The filtered water was tested at 180 degrees Fahrenheit at room temperature. It didn't seem to make any sense to me. br>br>I only had faith in the results after testing it against distilled water and seeing a perfect zero. With the addition of bottled water, the numbers gradually increased. Cool. br>br>Also, temperature has an impact on TDS measurements, as you can see here: "The conductivity of ions in water is affected by the temperature of the water. When the water is warm, ions move more quickly. If you want to compare apples to apples, make sure the water is the same temperature. Finally, this led me to believe that TDS measurements aren't particularly useful when testing drinking water. What good is a low TDS number if you don't know what's being filtered out? Bottled water can have TDS levels as high as 190 and still taste great. I understand that spring water contains minerals that enhance its flavor. You'll only be able to tell if the filter you're testing is removing *some* information, but not whether it's the correct information. br>br>However, the product did exactly what it said it would and at a reasonable price.