DW‑102 Series Benchtop Conductivity Meter
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Why a Benchtop Model?
Compared with portable meters, benchtop conductivity meters deliver higher precision and stable repeatable readings.
Designed for laboratory and fixed‑site industrial testing, they are ideal for routine sample analysis and quality inspection.
Conductivity measurement is essential for water‑quality evaluation across multiple industries.
It reflects dissolved ion content in water, helping users monitor purification efficiency,
verify process stability and conduct quality control. The DW‑102 benchtop conductivity meter is built to serve these real‑world testing demands.
Key Advantages of DW‑102
- Alternating‑current measurement technology eliminates electrolysis interference for accurate, reliable test results.
- High‑resolution backlit display with auto‑backlight‑off and auto‑power‑off functions to extend instrument service life.
- Professional interfaces support connection with external temperature electrodes and reference electrodes, adapting to complex lab environments.
- Intelligent control with multiple compensation modes: non‑compensation, linear compensation, non‑linear compensation and pure‑water compensation.
Linear compensation allows custom coefficient input; non‑linear compensation is optimized for natural water and pure‑water samples (0.005‑5 μS/cm).
- Intelligent electrode detection: auto‑recognizes electrode model and calibration data. No re‑calibration is required after electrode replacement; real‑time electrode slope monitoring.
- Wide measurement range: 0.001 μS/cm – 2000.00 mS/cm, compatible with K0.01‑K10 electrode constants, supporting automatic and manual electrode constant adjustment.
- Complete data management: storage, review, deletion and printing for traceable test records.
The DW‑102 benchtop conductivity meter is widely applied in water treatment plants, chemical factories, power plants, research laboratories and industrial quality‑control departments.
It provides stable and precise conductivity data for daily sample testing, process monitoring and research‑oriented experiments, meeting diverse testing requirements for water‑quality analysis.