YSI Turb 750 T Benchtop Turbidimeter
The YSI Turb 750 T benchtop turbidity meter provides accurate and precise measurements up to 1100 FNU/NTU at an affordable price.
Features
- One of the most affordable turbidity meters without compromising quality
- Compact turbidity meter, occupying minimal benchtop space in your lab
- Complies with EPA 180.1 and GLP
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Overview
The YSI Turb 750 T benchtop turbidity meter provides accurate and precise measurements up to 1100 FNU/NTU at an affordable price. The turbidity meter complies with US EPA 180.1 and includes Analytical Quality Assurance (AQA), which allows for adjustable calibration intervals, calibration record of turbidity standards used and GLP-compliant documentation via PC and LIMS.
Mechanics
With advanced features like intelligent reproducibility and plausibility check (IRPC), the instrument can quickly take multiple measurements and automatically evaluate the data and remove outliers, offering user laboratory efficiency and precision.
- Turb 750 T lab turbidimeter
- (4) 1.5 V AA type batteries
- AC power supply
- USB-A to USB-B mini cable
- (6) 28mm sample vials
- Cap labels for orientation marking
- Cloth
- Quick guide
- Compact operation manual
- Extended manual
- Turb Data PC software
- Inspection protocol
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