WATER TESTING KITS/METER

Item Code

Item Description

Pack Size

HI 2211        

HANNA’s new HI 2211 is a microprocessor based pH, mV and
temperature benchtop meter. It features an extra large LCD that
displays pH or mV and temperature simultaneously. The extra large LCD
(6.25” x 1.5”) can be viewed from a distance in a lab.
This instrument can measure pH from -2.00 to 16.00 and can be
calibrated at 1 or 2 points using 5 standard buffers. During calibration,
prompts on the LCD guide the user through the process. Temperature
compensation of the pH measurement can be automatic or manual
between -9.9 to 120°C.

HI 2211 features a dual mV range (±399.9 or ±2000 mV) which can be
used for ISE measurements, ORP measurements or to check the offset
and slope of the pH electrode. Other features include a measurement
memory function and a reading stability indicator.
The HI 2211 is supplied with an HI 1131B glass body combination pH
electrode, HI 7662 temperature probe, electrode holder, power adapter
and buffer solutions to get you started.

HI 83099        

HI 83099 is one of the most versatile photometers on the market. In addition to COD, this meter measures up to 36 of the most important water quality parameters. The HI 83099 runs for hours on two common 9V batteries. In addition, it can operate continuously with input voltage of 12-20VDC. HI 83099 is extremely simple to use. The front mask lists all the parameters in a numerical order and the display shows the same numbers for a quick reference during testing. The meter can be zeroed in seconds and the reagents cost much less than what you have been used to paying. All this and much more at a fraction of the cost of expensive and complex spectrophotometers!

HI 7030L

The 12880 µS/cm calibration solution is widely used to assure the proper performance of conductivity meters with a scale higher than 10 mS.cm.

This solution is used mainly for industrial applications and is available in various sizes to better meet your specific application requirements.

HI 7033L

This conductivity solution at 84 µS/cm makes it possible to calibrate instruments with a conductivity scale of up to 200 µS/cm as used, for example, in the measurement of pure or distilled water.

By using our single-dose 20 mL sachets, the freshness of the solution is guaranteed, as is the quality of the calibration.

HI 7071

The electrolyte level in refillable electrodes should be checked before performing any measurements. If the level is low, refill with the proper electrolyte solution to ensure the correct electrode performance. This simple maintenance helps guarantee the efficiency and precision of your refillable electrodes.

Electrolyte solutions are also available in FDA compliant bottles.

HI 7061L

Clean the liquid junction of your electrodes once a day or at least once a week to prevent clogging and to maintain accuracy. Immerse the electrode in the proper cleaning solution for about 5 minutes.

HANNA® offers a wide range of cleaning solutions, for general purpose and specific applications, to eliminate all kind of dirt or deposit from the electrode, and thus ensure correct measurements.

The cleaning solutions are available in 20 mL sachets, or 230 and 500 mL bottles, both standard and FDA types.

HI 7040M

0 Oxygen Solution for Performing D.O. Measurements

HI 3820

Acidity can be caused by mineral or organic acids, or by carbon dioxide as carbonic acid. Acidity of aqueous solutions contributes to corrosiveness and influences the rate of biological processes. For these reasons acidity is monitored in fish farming, soil testing, environmental testing, treated waste water discharge, lakes and rivers. The Total Exchangeable Acidity (TEA) measures the total amount of soil acidifiers (hydrogen, aluminum, iron and manganese) in meq/100g unit, equivalent to 1000 parts per 100g of soil. A high value of total exchangeable acidity means a low soil pH level. Soil with high acidity can damage some crops.

HI 3811

This parameter is important in determining the corrosive properties of minerals found in water, such as, silicates, carbonates, bicarbonates, and dissolved salts of phosphates and some organic acids. Testing alkalinity is important in the treatment of drinking water, wastewater, pools, heating and cooling, food and beverage cleaning systems, soil and environmental testing, as well as in agriculture, and aquaculture applications.

HI 3824

Concentrations of ammonia in rivers and drinking water reservoirs indicate the presence of agriculture or urban pollution. When the concentration of ammonia is high enough, it can alter the smell and taste of water. In industrial applications, high concentrations of ammonia can cause corrosion in pipes. Ammonia is also monitored in aquariums and fish farming applications because of its toxicity to fish. HANNA®' kits allow you to test ammonia in fresh and salt water using the Nessler method.

HI 3818

In nature, lakes and rivers contain carbon dioxide in concentrations smaller than 10 mg/L (or ppm), however, stagnant or contaminated water can contain higher concentrations because of organic decomposition. This creates a problem for fish farming applications. Carbon dioxide is added to drinking water during the final phases of the purification process. In water softening processes carbon dioxide must be kept at a certain level in order to prevent corrosion.

HI 3815           

Chloride is one of the most common ions present in water. In drinking water, its level must be kept low because it can adversely alter the taste. In other applications, chloride levels must be monitored to prevent scaling and corrosion. In high concentrations, chloride can even corrode stainless steel and is detrimental to vegetation. HANNA® presents a new test kit for chloride analysis. HI 3898 allows the user to determine high concentrations of chloride in wastewater, which can interfere with official COD analysis methods. This test, according to the ISO 15705:2002 method, indicates chloride interference in seconds. The chloride concentration is considered too high if greater than 1000 ppm (for COD test according to ISO directives) or higher than 2000 ppm (for COD test according to the USEPA, APHA, AWWA and WEF methods). If a high concentration of chloride is found, the sample must be diluted.

HI 3831F

Chlorine is the most commonly used water disinfectant in applications that vary from treatment of drinking water and wastewater, pools and spas sanitization, to food processing and sterilization. Chlorine present in water binds with bacteria, leaving only part of the original quantity (free chlorine) to continue its disinfecting action. If the free chlorine level is improper with respect to the pH, water will have an unpleasant taste and odor and the disinfecting potential of the chlorine will be diminished.

Free chlorine reacts with ammonium ions and organic compounds to form chlorine compounds with diminished disinfecting capabilities compared with free chlorine. Combined chlorine and free chlorine together result in total chlorine content.

HI 3831T

Chlorine is the most commonly used water disinfectant in applications that vary from treatment of drinking water and wastewater, pools and spas sanitization, to food processing and sterilization. Chlorine present in water binds with bacteria, leaving only part of the original quantity (free chlorine) to continue its disinfecting action. If the free chlorine level is improper with respect to the pH, water will have an unpleasant taste and odor and the disinfecting potential of the chlorine will be diminished.

Free chlorine reacts with ammonium ions and organic compounds to form chlorine compounds with diminished disinfecting capabilities compared with free chlorine. Combined chlorine and free chlorine together result in total chlorine content.

HI 3812

Hardness in water is mainly due to the presence of Calcium and Magnesium ions and each contributes to the amount of total hardness. Monitoring and controlling hardness is instrumental in order to prevent scaling and corrosion.

Water is categorized as very soft (0-70 mg/L), soft (70-150 mg/L), slightly hard (150-250 mg/L), moderately hard (250-320 mg/L), hard (320-420 mg/L) and very hard (420 mg/L and above), according to the hardness scale. HANNA®' kits cover all of these ranges.

HANNA® offers the HI 3840-S, HI 3841-S and HI 3842-S chemical test kits packed in sachets offering a low cost alternative.

HI 3839

Hydroxide ions found in natural waters may indicate artificial contamination. Hydroxide ions may also be a measure of the corrosiveness of water on materials subject to attack by basic media. In copper electrolysis plating, hydroxide ions react with formaldehyde to reduce copper.

HI 3832

Iodine is used as an alternative to chlorine and bromine in drinking water and swimming pools. Pool water treated with iodine does not irritate the human eye.

HI 3834

Iron concentration in natural water is typically below 1 mg/L (ppm), but the level can be much higher due to industrial discharges. Water containing iron is not dangerous to health, but it has a strong taste and can stain.

HANNA®' test kits allows you to determine the total concentration of iron as both Fe²+ and Fe³+ ionic status.

HI 3835

Salinity is a measure of the concentration of total dissolved salts in a body of water.

Salinity is ecologically important in that it influences the type of organism that can live in the water. The optimal concentration of salinity varies from species to species. It is crucial to the health of a system that this parameter is monitored. Applications are found in an variety of fields from water in fish farming and aquariums as well as food processing and cheese production. Salinity is expressed in g/kg or ppt (parts per thousand), as well as Practical Salinity Units (psu).

HI 38001

Sulfate is widely present in natural waters. It is not toxic but has to be kept below a certain threshold because it imparts an unpleasant taste to the water.

The concentrations are particularly higher close to mine run-off water. Sulfate is also widely used as a nutrient in agriculture. The HANNA instrument kit covers an extensive range for measuring sulfate concentrations.

HI 3874

Nitrate is an essential nutrient for plants but must be monitored in order to maintain proper health and optimum yield. Excessive levels are detrimental and can even be toxic, effectively "burning" the plants. Nitrate can be found in natural surface water, as well as in underground water. In drinking water, the nitrate level must be monitored because of its toxic nature. Domestic water supplies should not contain nitrate in excess of 45 mg/L.

Equipments

HI 9043

HI 9043 is a hand-held thermometer that uses a K-type probe together with an advanced microprocessor to deliver temperature measurements in a wide range. The meter is housed in a rugged ABS case for maximum protection anywhere. The smooth keypad with membrane button will wipe clean easily. In addition to an extended range and better accuracy, a dual-level LCD will display the highest and lowest temperatures measured in the cycle, while also displaying the current temperature. A HOLD button will guarantee the user as much time as necessary to record the readings. The °C/°F button allows the user to easily switch between the Celsius and Fahrenheit ranges. At startup, HI 9043 performs a self-check and displays remaining battery life. A wide variety of interchangeable probes are available to meet each specific application.

HI 9044 offers all the features and benefits of HI 9043. The only difference is that a fixed liquid probe is included with this popular thermocouple thermometer.

HI 98509

High Precision Thermometer

Checktemp® 1 is a high accuracy thermometer with a 1m (3.3') flexible cable between the meter and the stainless steel probe. This penetration probe is perfect for fast response in liquids, air, frozen and semisolid materials. It utilizes a high-tech NTC thermistor sensor to measure the temperature. Thermistors make it possible to obtain extremely high accuracy in a very short period of time.

A calibration test device has been incorporated into the meter. Activate the "test" switch and this device will simulate a 0.0°C (32°F) signal that has to be read on the LCD within a range of ±0.3°C (±0.5°F). This assures the user that the reading is reliable and accurate, every time.

The sharp-tip probe easily penetrates semisolid products such as fruits, vegetables and cheese. Routine controls are fast and simple for both incoming and outgoing goods. Constructed of AISI 316 stainless steel material, this probe is in compliance with food regulations.

Checktemp® 1 is an ideal instrument for measuring temperature according to HACCP requirements.

Checktemp® Dip is also available with a weighted probe and flexible 3m cable, ideal for measurements in tanks.

HI 93700

Reagents for ammonia LR, Nessler Method

Range: 0.00 to 3.00 mg/L

HI 93711

Reagents for chlorine, total, DPD method

Range: 0.00 to 3.50 mg/mL (5.00 mg/L)****Some meters allow the user to extend the range to the value between brackets.

EC 215

The EC 215 is a multi-range bench top conductivity meter with four measurement ranges to ensure the highest resolution and accuracy to meet your measuring requirements.

Calibration is performed manually up to 1-point simply by adjusting a knob on the front of the meter. With a user selectable temperature coefficient and a temperature sensor incorporated in the probe, temperature compensation of the reading is automatic.

Included with this meter is the fast responding HI 76303 probe. This probe is equipped with a 4-ring platinum sensor, built-in internal temperature sensor and a 1 m (3.3') cable, which can be used for measuring highly acidic or alkaline samples, or at high temperatures.

HI 8733

CONDUCTIVITY METER   

HAND HELD

0.0-199.9us/cm

0-1999uc/cm

manual temperature from 10-40^oc

HI 9033

The HI 9033 is a rugged meter designed to hold up under extended use in wet, humid, dusty and muddy conditions. It utilizes a single probe, and performs conductivity readings in all four ranges. It can measure samples from deionized water to brine without having to switch or recalibrate the probe!

The HI 9033 performs measurements with ATC (automatic temperature compensation) which adjusts for the effects of temperature on the probe. It also features BEPS (Battery Error Prevention System) technology that alerts the user when low batteries could affect the readings.

HI 9932

CONDUCTIVITY METER

with TDS/NaCL/^OC BENCH TYPE

EC:0.00-29.99us/cm:UP TO 500.0mS/cm

TDS:0.00-14.99ppm:UP TO 400.0g/L

 NaCL:0.0-400.0%:

TEMP:0.0-60.0^OC

HI 9142

The ever increasing demand for instant results from on-site analysis has created a need for innovative and rugged portable, waterproof meters.

Field work can subject instrumentation to the inclemency of weather. Cold, rain, snow, dust and humidity can cause condensation to breech the housing, which eventually compromises the meter and rapidly diminishes its performance and life. HI 9142 is a rugged, waterproof meter that solves many of the common problems of field use.

It is very simple to use: calibration is performed with HI 7040 zero oxygen solution, while 100% calibration is done in air.

There is no need to use chemical solutions or go through time consuming calibration procedures. The polarographic probe (HI 76407/4) is accurate to 0.3 ppm in minutes and is supplied with a 4m (13') cable that allows measurements to be taken even in hard to reach places.

For applications that require longer probe cables, the HI 76407/10 and HI 76407/20 probes with a 10m (33') or 20m (67') cable are available.

HI 9143

DISSOLVED OXYGEN METER

HAND HELD

0.00-45.00mg/L O ₂

automatic temperature from 0-50^oc

HI 964400

DISSOLVED OXYGEN METER

BENCH TYPE

0.00-45.00mg/L  O ₂

0.0-300.0  %

automatic temperature from 0-50^oc

HI 93729

FLUORIDE (LR)

HAND HELD

0.00-2.00mg/L

environment:0-50^oc

HI 93719

Water, with exception to distilled water, contains dissolved salts (magnesium and calcium carbonates). The concentration of these salts determines the water hardness, which can be expressed in calcium carbonate or magnesium carbonate. The sum of these two represents the total hardness level.

The presence of dissolved salts is due to the fact that water often comes from underground sources which are in turn made up of rain water filtered through deep ground layers. Rain water eventually reaches a waterproof flooring and forms a natural tank which is also called the water bearing stratum.

By passing through the various layers of soil and rock, rain water dissolves some of the mineral substances. Hardness is a consequence of the type of rock layers which the water passes through and of its permanence in the water bearing stratum.

In addition, this parameter is also related to the phenomenon of pipe rusting in water heating and cooling systems, reverse osmosis and demineralization plants.

HANNA® offers two different meters to measure magnesium and calcium, results are expressed in CaCO³ equivalent.

HI 93718

IODINE METER

HAND HELD

0.0-12.5mg/L

environment:0-50^oc

HI 93742

IRON & MAGANESE METER

HAND HELD

Fe:0-400ug/L

Mn:0-300ug/L

Adaptation TPTZ method for Fe

Adaptation PAN method for Mn

environment:0-50^oc

PH 211

UPGRADED TO

HI 2211

HANNA's HI 2211 is a microprocessor-based pH, mV and Temperature bench meter.

This instrument is equipped with a large easy-to-read LCD which shows the pH (or mV) and temperature simultaneously, together with graphic symbols.

HI 2211 can also measure ion concentration (ISE) and Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP) in the mV range.

The calibration process is guided step by step through clear indications on the LCD. A stability indicator makes the calibration procedure error-free.

pH measurements are compensated for temperature effect manually or automatically with the HI 7662 temperature probe

• New Styling
• Simple calibration instructions on display
• pH and temperature displayed simultaneously

• Extra Wide LCD with Bigger Digits
• New Temperature Probe
• Extended Temperature Range
• Stability Indicator for Error-Free Readings
• Easy to Operate

HI 98103   

At the cost of just a few rolls of litmus paper, you can have the industry's best pocket-size pH tester.

The Checker supplies you with fast and accurate readings from 0.00 to 14.00 pH with a resolution of 0.01 pH.

This compact tester features a large easy-to-read LCD and a simple to perform 2-point calibration.

The pH electrode of the Checker can be replaced; simply unscrew the electrode from the meter body and screw on a new one.

The Checker is fast, accurate, lightweight and with 3000 hours of battery life, you don't have to worry about frequent battery replacement.

Testing pH has never been easier!

HI 991404

The Combo HI 991404 and HI 991405 series meters from HANNA® are designed for continuous, high accuracy pH, EC/TDS and temperature measurements. These microprocessor indicators continuously monitor the three most important nutrient parameters in hydroponics, greenhouses and horticultural applications with a single instrument. These indicators feature a large, dual-level, backlit LCD to give you instantaneous readings of pH, EC or TDS and temperature, even from a distance.

At startup, these indicators perform a self-check to assure proper working condition. HI 991404 and HI 991405 stability indicator and hold features prompt the user when to take the reading and freezes the display for easy and accurate recording.

Calibration and temperature compensation is automatic, while the EC/TDS conversion factor and temperature coefficient (ß) are user adjustable for application-specific measurements.

These instruments are supplied with an advanced, non-clogging double junction pH electrode and a rugged conductivity probe that will withstand even the most aggressive environments. The instruments are powered by a 12 Vdc transformer and are easy to install and use, making them ideal for all continuously monitoring applications.

HI 8314

HI 8314 is a rugged portable pH meter designed to be easy-to-use, yet reliable and practical.

It is ideal for education and measurements in the field.

Simple pH calibration is performed manually through 2 trimmers. Measurements are automatically compensated for variations in temperature.

HI 8314 shows the reading together with the current mode (pH, mV or °C). A low battery indicator will alert the user when the battery needs to be replaced.

Two models are available:

• HI 8314 uses pH electrodes with DIN connector and internal temperature sensor.
• HI 83141 is provided with separate connectors for pH electrode (BNC) and temperature probe.

HI 8915

HI 8915 is a hand-held, portable pH meter with Automatic Temperature Compensation, that combines accurate pH measuring with recorder output.

For a hard copy of the measured values, two recorder output terminals on the front panel make it possible to attach a plotter or recorder directly to the meter.

The large LCD displays a different indicator for each operational mode relative to the current measurements.

Pressing the 'HOLD' key will freeze the reading on the display. Calibration is performed simply through two trimmers on the front panel.

As an accessory, the HI 721311 is available. The kit includes a rugged carrying case with pH 4 and pH 7 buffer solutions and screwdriver.

HI 98129

The HI 98129 Combo waterproof tester offer high accuracy pH, EC/TDS and temperature measurements in a single tester! No more switching between meters for your routine measurements. The waterproof Combo (it even floats) has a large easy-to-read, dual-level LCD and automatic shut-off. pH and EC/TDS readings are automatically compensated for the effects of temperature (ATC). This technologically advanced tester has a replaceable pH electrode cartridge with an extendable cloth junction as well as an EC/TDS graphite electrode that resists contamination by salts and other substances. This gives these meters a greatly extended life. Your tester no longer needs to be thrown away when the pH sensor is exhausted.

The EC/TDS conversion factor is user selectable as is the temperature compensation coefficient (ß). Fast, efficient, accurate and portable, the Combo pH, EC/TDS and temperature tester brings you all the features you've asked for and more!

HI 9214

PH METER

HAND HELD

pH/^OC

pH:(-)2.00-16.00

TEMP:(-)5-70.0^OC

Auotomatic:0-50.0^oc

pHep

pHeP 2

HAND HELD

0.0-14.0

environments:0-50^oc

HI 93706

PHOSPHRUS METER

HAND HELD

0.0-15.0mg/L

environments:0-50^oc

HI 93703

TURBIDITY METER

HAND HELD                     0.00-50.00FTU:50-1000FTU

environments:0-50^oc

with calibration solution

RUGGED CARRING CASE

HI 9932

CONDUCTIVITY METER

BENCH TYPE

EC/TDS/NaCL/^OC

EC:0.00-29.99uS/cm:UP TO 500.0Ms/cm

TDS:0.00-14.99ppm:UP TO 400.0g/L

NaCL:0.0-400.0%    

TEMP:0.0-60.0^OC

HI 8734

TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS METER

HAND HELD

0.0-199.9mg/L

TEMP: manual from 0-50^oc

HI 9800-02

TEST TUBE HEATER

25 TUBE HOLDER

5-50^OC

(-)20-(+)60^OC

TEMP:@105^OC or 150^OC(selectable)

C 200

PHOTOMETER

Measures up to 36 PARAMETER

POWER:9V BATTREY/ELETRICITY

Reagents

HI 93708-01

Reagent for nitrite HR, ferrous sulphate method

Range: 0 to 150 mg/L

HI 93717-01

Reagents for amino acid method

Range: 0.0 to 30.0 mg/L

HI 93700-01

Reagents for ammonia LR, Nessler Method

Range: 0.00 to 3.00 mg/L

HI 93729

FLUORIDE

0.00-2.00mg/L

method: SPADNS

HI 93701

FREE CHLORINE

0.00-2.5mg/L

method: DPD

HI 93718

IODINE

0.0-12.5mg/L

method: DPD

HI 93746-01

Reagents for 50 tests (Fe LR)

Range: 0.00 to 1.00 mg/L

HI 93748-01

Reagents for manganese LR, PAN method

Range: 0 to 300 µg/L

HI 93719-01

Reagents for hardness, magnesium, EDTA method (Mg hardness, CaCO3)

Range: 0.00 to 2.00 mg/L

HI 93706-01

Reagents for phosphorous, amino acid method

Range: 0.0 to 15.0 mg/L

HI 93711-01

Reagents for chlorine, total, DPD method

Range: 0.00 to 3.50 mg/mL (5.00 mg/L)****Some meters allow the user to extend the range to the value between brackets.

Others

HI 766/2

TEMPARTURE PROBE       

FOR  MODEL:PH 211

HI 766 PE 2

GENERAL PURPOSE PROBE

HI 766 TR 2

PENETRATION PROBE

FOR MODEL:K-TYPE THERMOMETER  HI 9043