Pocket Meters

pH-11

pH-22

pH-33

EC-11

EC-22

EC-33

Salt-11

Salt-22

Na-11

K-11

NO3-11

Ca-11

Ca-11C

ORP-11

F-11

3 STEPS

Easy, three-step measurement

Follow simple, good testing procedures for accurate and dependable results:

Calibrate correctly
Avoid mixing samples and standards
Always keep the sensor clean

01.Calibrate

Always ensure the sensor is clean before calibrating.
If not, clean thoroughly with water (don’t worry, LAQUAtwin meters are completely waterproof!)

Place some standard solution on the sensor and press the calibration button. Once the smiley face appears indicating that calibration is complete, wash off the standard solution with water and dry with a clean, soft tissue.

02.Test

LAQUAtwin meters only need a tiny amount of sample - so no beaker is necessary.
Fill the sensor with the sample and when the smiley face appears, the measurement is complete.

03.Clean

Clean the sensor thoroughly with water ready for the next test. When the sensor is nearing the end of its usable lifetime, it can be replaced;* you don’t need to replace the meter.

* Sensors will need to be replaced after approx.
1500 measurements or when calibration cannot be completed. Sensors are sold separately and are easily removed and replaced

1×6

One meter. Six different methods*1

Only the LAQUAtwin range allows you to be this flexible! Choose the best method according to your sample, your situation and your needs.

*1 B-771 (conductivity) cannot be tested in solids or powders.

Immersion

When you’re in the lab, you can test the sample in a beaker. Ensure the sensor guard sliding cap is open.

Scoop

Use as a scoop to test water, for example from a river.

Drops

LAQUAtwin meters can measure sample volumes as low as 0.05 mL^*2. Place a drop of the sample onto the sensor with a pipette.

*2 Using the HORIBA sampling sheet, volumes down to 0.05 mL can be tested (except for conductivity measurements).

Solid samples

Foods containing some moisture can be tested by placing a small piece directly onto the sensor.

Powders

LAQUAtwin meters can also test dry powders.
Simply place the powder sample onto the sensor, and drop on your defined volume of pure water.

Paper and textiles

To test sheets of paper and textiles, cut up the sample into small pieces and place directly onto the sensor.
Drop on your defined volume of pure water.

UNIQUE FEATURES

Testing has never been easier!
LAQUAtwin meters have been developed using 60 years of HORIBA know-how to give you the highest quality technology that can be used anywhere and at any time. And they’re so simple to use that you won’t need any training!

ONE TOUCH

Calibrate and measure at the touch of a button — the smiley face will tell you when the result can be read.

Hassle-free automatic calibration with a few drops of standard solution reassures you of your measurement accuracy. Two-point calibration is also possible.^*1

*1 Except for B-711

FLAT SENSOR TECHNOLOGY

Employing the same test principle as standard laboratory electrodes, the LAQUAtwin packs all components^*1 into a flat sensor that’s less than 1mm thick. Tests liquids in trace volumes, and can also be used for solids, powders, and paper/materials (containing moisture).^*2

*¹ pH-11 / 22 / 33 meters incorporate a glass membrane and a reference electrode. EC-11 / 22 / 33 conductivity meters incorporate an electrical conductivity cell. Ion meters and the sodium salt meter incorporate an ion membrane and reference electrode.
*² EC-11 / 22 / 33 (conductivity meters do not work with solids, powders or paper/materials.

LAQUAtwin: the only meters with flat sensor technology.

HORIBA’s highly-sensitive, flat sensor technology opens up new possibilities for sampling and sample types. Only a small amount of sample is required, so you can easily sample in situ without the need for beakers or other labware.
Sensors are easily replaced as required.

Measure even smaller samples with the LAQUAtwin sampling sheet.^*2

The sampling sheet allows trace volumes to be analyzed. For example, you can even measure the pH of human skin by wiping with a sampling sheet soaked in pure water, and placing it on the sensor.

*² Using the HORIBA sampling sheet, volumes down to 0.05 mL can betested (except for conductivity measurements).

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