Pocket TDS Tester LPTS-A12

Labtron LPTS-A12 is designed to test high-range TDS levels in various water types, including wastewater, swimming pool water, aquarium water, drinking water, and even industrial water samples. It has a wide measurement range of 0.05 to 10.00 ppt, making it ideal for applications where the TDS concentrations are significantly higher. This makes the tester suitable for industries like water treatment, environmental monitoring, and marine systems. It is also useful in laboratories and educational institutions dealing with concentrated water samples.

The Pocket TDS tester features automatic temperature compensation from 0 °C to 50 °C, ensuring that readings remain accurate even when water temperatures vary. It uses a 2% per °C temperature coefficient to adjust the TDS values in real-time. This functionality eliminates the need for manual adjustments, providing consistent results in both cold and warm water. It is a valuable feature when working in environments with fluctuating temperatures.

Yes, our Pocket TDS tester is user-friendly and well-suited for beginners. It features a one-point push-button calibration system, which simplifies setup and calibration using a 7447 ppm standard solution. The LCD screen displays results clearly, and the auto-hold function freezes stable readings for easier recording. These features make it convenient for users without technical expertise to operate confidently.

Labtron's Pocket TDS tester features a replaceable electrode module, which means users don't need to replace the entire unit when the sensor wears out. This significantly reduces ongoing maintenance costs while maintaining the device’s performance. In addition, its durable build and long battery life of approximately 150 hours make it economical for regular use. It is a smart investment for long-term use with easy calibration and robust construction.

Our Pocket TDS tester includes both manual and automatic power-off options, with the automatic mode activating after 8 minutes of inactivity. This feature helps conserve battery life, especially during busy operations when the user may forget to turn off the device. It is particularly helpful in industrial or laboratory environments where efficiency matters. Users can focus on testing without worrying about unnecessary power drain.