Water quality monitoring

The Hanna HI 9829 meter is designed for water quality professionals who measure stormwater, groundwater, wastewater, or surface water.

May 1st, 2013
Hanna Hi9829 1305ww
Hanna Hi9829 1305ww

The Hanna HI 9829 meter is designed for water quality professionals who measure stormwater, groundwater, wastewater, or surface water. A single meter can measure critical parameters in wastewater such as pH/ORP, DO, ammonia, conductivity, and nitrates as well as pH/ORP/EC, TDS, turbidity, and chloride in freshwater. The meter can seamlessly log and record results from a variety of locations and correlate the results to those locations. It comes complete with sensors, turbidity standards, 5 ID Tags, a cable, quick calibration solution, and a protective carrying case. The meter also has an optional GPS receiver that calculates its position to track locations.

Hanna Instruments
www.hannainst.com/usa

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