 | Aquamedic pH Computer & Electrode
The Aqua Medic pH Computer has the most modern microprocessor installed. This fulfills the high demands for accuracy when measuring and controlling the needed values. Water proofed finger-touch keys are used to set the needed values and calibrate the electrode. The pH Computer is used to control the exact values of pH in the aquarium or Aqua Medic Calcium Reactor. The controlling accuracy if fixed at 0,05 pH. The computer can switch up to 500 watts using the supplied external electrical socket. When the calibration key has been selected the unit will automatically calibrate itself with the electrode. A plastic shaft pH electrode with BNC fitting and the correct calibration fluids are included.
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Price: £250.00
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 | Aquamedic pH Controller
The pH controller 2001 C is a precision instrument to control the pH value in aquariums. In combination with a supply of CO2 (CO2 unit plus solenoid valve), the pH in an aquarium can be kept at a constant level and the CO2 supply to water plants can be ensured. The unit is supplied with a large LED display and the control range is digitally adjustable from pH 3.5 to 10.5. The pH controller has a BNC connection for pH electrodes. We recommend the use of the original Aqua Medic plastic shaft electrode.
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Price: £149.99
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 | Aquamedic Electrodes
Aqua Medic pH and Redox-potential electrodes are quality products for accurate measurement, and have a long trouble free operational use. Both types of electrodes are available in three versions: 1. Standard electrodes -with plastic shaft 2. Glass electrodes - for high demands and long performance3. Electrodes with plastic shaft and thread PG 13.5. These are pressure resistant up to 3 bar and can be used in plumbing or in closed versions of the Aqua Medic Nitratereductors and Calcium Reactors. An electrode holder is available as an option. It can hold up to four electrodes, and can be attached to the vertical or horizontal glass strips inside the aquarium, or mounted directly to the aquarium glass.
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