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I use a Hach Pro+
Both it and the Miliawakee mention by Qhrumphf pass all the selection criteria given by the folks in the know
- 2 point calibration
- Manual calibration (you decide not the device when to grap the calibration pt.)
- Replacable electrode
- Reading stability
- Resolution 0.01
- Accuracy +/-0.01 (Not quite true as accuracy is typically measured in RMS values)
All pH meters adjust for temperature. Temperature is one of the factors which affects pH and the device can't spit out a pH value without measuring the sample temperature. All ATC means is that it will give the pH at a given temperature. It's like saying my car came with an engine.
Typically pH readings should be recorded and compared at room temperature. That is the convention but it is not followed by all authors.
Temperature extremes are not good for a pH meter's probe. Best to cool the little sample for sake of probe longevity and reproducibility of data.
My meter, buffer pillows and cleaning soln. (don't need storage soln with the Hach Pro+)
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I swear it's not my fault. Fins keeps goading me in.
You rock, minus the car engine comment. My cheap ass ph meter doesn't adjust for temp, only has a desirable range.
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