Benchtop Turbidity Analyzer LTA-A11

The Turbidity Analyzer is used in detection and measurement of water samples. It is widely used in drinking water treatment plants, wastewater treatment facilities, industrial process water monitoring, pharmaceutical and food industries, environmental field testing. It provides error-free measuring range within 0 to 1000NTU, with minimum resolution of 0.01NTU and indication error of 2%.

The Turbidity Analyzer can store maximum of 200 factory curves and up to 3000 user curves. It features the ability to store 99,999 records, with data retention even when powered off. It enables curve queries, including not only curve equations but also the standard values of substance used during calibration, corresponding absorbance value, calibration time and calibration personnel ID, fully reproducing the calibration state. The one-key factory reset function prevents loss or accidental deletion of curves.

Turbidity Analyzer are typically designed for continuous, real-time monitoring in both field and plant conditions. It enables curve queries, including not only curve equations but also the standard values of substance used during calibration, corresponding absorbance value, calibration time and calibration personnel ID, fully reproducing the calibration state. It also features printing function, allowing for single-item or page printing of records. The USB interface allows connection to a computer. The Turbidity Analyzer maintenance depends on water quality. In clean water, minimal maintenance is needed. But with higher in pollutants, cleaning may be required more often.

The Turbidity Analyzer offers higher measurement accuracy and resolution. It offers repeatability of less than or equal to 2% and it utilizes cold light source and narrow-band interference optical system, providing excellent optical stability, it also allows for self-calibration during operation to effectively eliminate drift errors caused by long term use.

Cleaning frequency of the Turbidity Analyzer depends on the application. In clean water systems, monthly cleaning may suffice. In high-solids or biofouling-prone environments, automatic cleaning systems or more frequent manual maintenance may be necessary.