Apera Instruments PH60 Series User Manual
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- Page 1 PH60 Series Premium Line pH Testers User Manual PH60 pH Tester for General Purpose PH60S Spear pH Tester for Food and Solid Samples PH60F Flat pH Tester for Surface Testing APERA INSTRUMENTS, LLC aperainst.com v7.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Thank you for purchasing Apera Instruments 60 Series Premium Line pH Tester Kit. Please read this manual carefully before use in order to properly use and maintain the product. For video tutorials, please go to support.aperainst.com Table of Contents 1 Battery Installation ......................3 2 Keypad Functions ...................... -
Page 3: Battery Installation
Battery Installation Please install batteries according to the following steps. Note the direction of batteries: The anode (“+”) OF EVERY SINGLE Battery MUST face UP. (WRONG INSTALLATION OF BATTERIES WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE TESTER AND POTENTIAL HAZARDS ﹣ ﹣ ①... -
Page 4: Complete Kit
Complete Kit Preparation Before Use 4.1 Things needed in addition to what’s in the box: A cup of distilled water (8-16oz) for rinsing the probe, and clean tissue paper for removing excess water. 4.2 For PH60 and PH60F: If the tester hasn’t been used for a long time (> 1 month), or the tester’s response is very slow, you can soak the probe in the 3M KCL storage solution overnight before use to restore the electrode’s sensitivity. - Page 5 5.1.3 Dip the probe in the pH 7.00 buffer solution. 5.1.4 Long press to enter calibration mode, the screen will turn green (in calibration mode, if you decide to quit calibration, short press to return to measurement). 5.1.5 Stir the probe for a few seconds to eliminate potential air bubbles on the probe. 5.1.6 Allow it to stand still in the buffer solution until a stable reading is reached –...
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Page 6: Ph Measurement
Calibration USA Series NIST Series Indication icon Recommended Accuracy requirement ≥ 1-pt 7.00 pH 6.86 pH 0.1 pH pt: 7.00 pH pt: 6.86 pH Option Option A pt: 4.00 pH or pt: 4.01 pH or Range < 7.00 pH 1.68 pH 1.68 pH 2-pt pt: 7.00 pH... - Page 7 6.2 Applications of each model: Model/Probe Application • General water solutions’ pH measurement such as hydroponics, greenhouse, aquaculture, aquarium, pools and spas, water PH60/Bulb probe treatment, beverage making, drinking water, education, environmental monitoring, etc. • Cheese, sushi rice, meat, fruit, dough, soil, solid culture medium and semi-solid medium measurement;...
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Page 8: Parameter Setting
The pH probe must be rinsed thoroughly after each use. Warm soap water can be used to clean off grease or other contaminants. b) The PH60 series testers are not designed for testing low ion-concentration liquid such as distilled or deionized water. To get a good measurement of these liquid, users need to use a specialized meter such as PH850-PW (AI5541). - Page 9 7.2 Parameter setup method When turned off, long press to enter parameter setting→Short press to switch P1-P2- …P7→Short press , parameter flashing→Short press to choose parameter→Short press to confirm→Long press to go back to measurement mode. 7.3 Parameter setting instruction 7.3.1 Select standard pH buffer solution (P1): There are two options of standard buffer solutions: USA series and NIST series.
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Page 10: Orp Measurement
7.3.6 Factory default setting (P7) Select “Yes” to recover instrument calibration to the theoretical value (pH value in zero potential is 7.00pH, slope is 100%), parameter setting return to initial value. This function can be used when instrument does not work properly in calibration or measurement. Calibrate and measure again after recovering the instrument to factory default status. -
Page 11: Probe Replacement
11.2 How to replace the probe: Twist off the probe ring, unplug the probe, plug in new probe (pay attention to probe’s position), and twist on the probe ring. 11.3 The model numbers of the replacement probes that are compatible with the PH60 Series Meters: •... -
Page 12: Warranty
We warrant this instrument to be free from defects in material and workmanship and agree to repair or replace free of charge, at option of APERA INSTRUMENTS, LLC, any malfunctioned or damaged product attributable to responsibility of APERA INSTRUMENTS, LLC for a period of TWO YEARS (SIX MONTHS for the probe) from the delivery.
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