Extech PH110 ExStik Waterproof pH Meter User Guide

ExStikTM Waterproof pH Meter Model PH110 is one of the ExStikTM series products, which can be used to measure the pH value of water


Extech PH110 ExStik Waterproof pH Meter User Guide - cover page
Brand
EXTECH
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
7
File format
PDF
File size
384 KB
Published
01 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
B7357482B2707EDC4CD1ABC9CFB3E6CD

About this manual

This document is the user guide for the Extech PH110 ExStik Waterproof pH Meter. It provides instructions on initial setup, including removing battery insulation and soaking the electrode. The guide details how to operate the device, including using the LCD display, bargraph, and buttons for modes, hold, and calibration.

What's inside

  • ExStik Description
  • Getting Started
  • Replacing Electrodes
  • Powering the ExStik
  • pH Calibration
  • Data Hold
  • Storing Readings into Memory
  • Battery Replacement
  • Specifications

Specifications

DisplayMultifunction LCD with Bargraph
Operating conditions0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F) / < 80% RH
Range and Accuracy0.00 to 14.00 / + 0.01pH typical
Temperature RangeAutomatic from 0 to 90°C (32 to 194°F)
Temperature Resolution0.1° up to 99.9 then 1° thereafter
Temperature Accuracy+ 1°C/1.8°F [from -5 to 50°C (23 to 122°F)]
Measurement storage15 tagged (numbered) readings
PowerFour (4) CR2032 button batteries
Low battery indication'BAT' appears on the LCD
Auto power offAfter 10 minutes of inactivity
Dimensions35.6x172.7x40.6mm (1.4x6.8x1.6")

Frequently asked questions

How do I calibrate the Extech PH110?

Place the electrode into a buffer solution (4, 7, or 10) and momentarily press the CAL key. pH 7 should be calibrated first, then 4 and/or 10 pH.

How many readings can be stored?

The device can store 15 tagged (numbered) readings.

What batteries are required?

The meter requires four (4) CR2032 button batteries.

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