Accurately monitor water oxygen levels with our high-sensitivity digital DO meter, engineered for unparalleled precision in labs, aquaculture, and field testing. Featuring auto temperature compensation, dual measurement modes, and an HD backlit display, it delivers clear, reliable readings day or night. Its user-friendly design, including one-button functions and direct probe immersion, makes precise dissolved oxygen testing effortless for researchers, environmental engineers, and farmers.
Our aquarium testers provide highly accurate and reliable readings of vital water parameters, including pH, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate. This precision is crucial for preventing fish stress, disease, and maintaining the stable, healthy ecosystem your aquatic plants and fish need to truly thrive.
Designed with simplicity in mind, our devices make complex water testing straightforward for both beginners and experienced hobbyists. Get instant, easy-to-understand results without complicated kits, empowering you to confidently maintain pristine water quality and enjoy your vibrant aquarium with peace of mind.
Crucially track ammonia and nitrite levels during the initial cycling phase of a new aquarium to ensure the nitrogen cycle is established safely.
Quickly identify underlying water quality issues when fish show signs of stress, disease, or abnormal behavior.
Quickly identify underlying water quality issues (e.g., ammonia spikes, pH swings) when fish show signs of stress, disease, or abnormal behavior.
Regular water testing helps maintain a stable and healthy environment, preventing stress, disease, and loss of fish by detecting invisible imbalances.
Our water quality testers for aquariums can detect a comprehensive range of parameters including pH, TDS, EC , Salinity, ORP, Dissolved Oxygen, Hydrogen, Specific Gravity, and Temperature.
For new tanks, daily. For established tanks, weekly to bi-weekly is generally recommended, or immediately if fish show signs of stress.
Calibration usually involves immersing the probe in specific standard solutions (e.g., pH buffers) and adjusting the meter according to the instructions. Calibration frequency varies by parameter.
Rinse probes thoroughly with purified water after each use. Store electrodes in recommended storage solutions to prevent drying out, and keep the device in a cool, dry place.
ATC automatically adjusts readings to compensate for water temperature variations, ensuring accurate measurements for parameters like pH and EC, which are temperature-dependent.
