A52 Water Test Pen

A multi-functional water quality test pen that supports simultaneous detection of TDS value, pH value, EC conductivity, and temperature (TEMP). It features automatic temperature compensation and is suitable for various water quality testing scenarios.

Introduction

Product Definition

The A52 water quality testing pen is a portable multi-parameter water quality testing instrument with the model name "A52 Jiabei Water Testing Pen". It can simultaneously measure TDS (Total Dissolved Solids), pH (acidity/alkalinity), EC (electrical conductivity), and temperature of water, making it suitable for rapid water quality testing in household drinking water, aquaculture, water treatment, and other scenarios.

Product Features

  • Integrated pen-shaped design combining TDS, pH, EC, and temperature detection in one device.
  • Automatic temperature compensation automatically corrects measurement results when temperature changes.
  • Auto power-off after 5 minutes in standby to save battery power.
  • Supports multi-point calibration for TDS/EC; pH supports 1-point, 2-point, and 3-point calibration.
  • Simple operation with intuitive readings, suitable for daily water quality self-checks and routine water quality monitoring.
  • Portable design, dimensions 188x37x37mm, weight approx. 90g, easy to carry.

Core Parameters

  • TDS detection: Measuring range 1-19999 ppm, resolution 1 ppm, accuracy ±2%.
  • pH detection: Measuring range 0.00-14.00, resolution 0.01 pH; accuracy ±0.1 pH with 1-point calibration, ±0.05 pH with 2/3-point calibration.
  • EC detection: Measuring range 1-19999 μs/cm, resolution 1 μs/cm, accuracy ±2%.
  • Temperature detection: Measuring range 0-60°C (32-140°F), resolution 0.1°C/0.1°F, accuracy ±0.5°C.
  • Automatic temperature compensation: Supported.
  • Auto power-off: Auto power-off after 5 minutes in standby.
  • Calibration solutions: TDS/EC use 1413μs/cm standard solution; pH uses 6.86/4.00/9.18 standard solutions.
  • Battery: 3 LR44 button cells, 1.5V each.
  • Dimensions and weight: 188x37x37mm, approx. 90g.

Usage Scenarios

  • Rapid water quality testing of household drinking water, barreled water, and water purifier output.
  • Water quality monitoring for fish tanks and aquariums.
  • Nutrient solution concentration testing for hydroponic plants.
  • Routine water quality testing for swimming pools.
  • Laboratory, teaching demonstration, and outdoor water quality spot checks.

FAQ

Q: What parameters can the A52 water quality testing pen measure?
It can measure TDS (Total Dissolved Solids), pH (acidity/alkalinity), EC (electrical conductivity), and temperature.

Q: How do I calibrate TDS/EC?
Calibrate using a 1413μs/cm standard solution.

Q: How do I calibrate pH?
Use 6.86, 4.00, and 9.18 standard solutions for 1-point, 2-point, or 3-point calibration.

Q: What is the difference between TDS and EC?
TDS represents the total amount of dissolved solids in water, measured in ppm; EC represents the electrical conductivity of water, measured in μs/cm. Both are used to reflect the ion content in water and usually have a corresponding relationship.

Q: How do I replace the batteries?
The device uses 3 LR44 button cells, 1.5V each. When battery power is low, open the battery compartment to replace them.

Q: Why does the testing pen auto power off?
The product automatically powers off after 5 minutes in standby to save battery power. Simply power it back on to continue use.

Q: What is the temperature measurement range?
0-60°C (32-140°F), supporting both Celsius and Fahrenheit display.

Q: What is the measurement accuracy?
TDS is ±2%, EC is ±2%, and temperature accuracy is ±0.5°C. pH accuracy is ±0.1 pH with 1-point calibration and ±0.05 pH with 2/3-point calibration.

Related Terms

  • TDS: Total Dissolved Solids, measured in ppm.
  • pH: Acidity/alkalinity, indicating the acidic or alkaline level of an aqueous solution, range 0.00-14.00.
  • EC: Electrical Conductivity, measured in μs/cm.
  • TEMP: Temperature, measured in °C or °F.
  • ppm: parts per million, used to express TDS concentration.
  • μs/cm: microsiemens per centimeter, unit of electrical conductivity.
  • Automatic temperature compensation: A compensation mechanism that automatically adjusts measurement results based on water temperature changes.
  • Standard solution: A solution with known concentration used for calibrating instruments.