GEOTECH Portable Turbidity Meter Kit

The Geotech 82100003 Portable Turbidity Meter Kit is a rugged, high-performance instrument designed for both field and laboratory water quality testing, offering precise, repeatable data. The meter complies with either EPA Method 180.1 (white light) or ISO 7027 (infrared) standards, depending on the model.  It is specifically designed to meet U.S. EPA Method 180.1 requirements using a white light source. The Geotech Portable Turbidity Meter is a rugged, IP67-rated, waterproof device designed for field and lab use, capable of floating even with the lid open. Key features include a choice of EPA-compliant white light or ISO-compliant infrared, a 1,000-set data logger, multiple calibration modes, and a large, user-friendly membrane keypad. The Geotech Portable Turbidity Meter is a rugged, IP67-rated, waterproof, and shockproof device designed for field water analysis, featuring 0-1000 NTU (model dependent) measurement capability, 0.01 NTU resolution, and a 1000-dataset data logger. It uses a 90° nephelometric method with either white light (EPA 180.1) or infrared (ISO 7027) sources. 

Part Number: 82100003
Methode: EPA Method 180.1
Kit: Calibration Standards & Field Case
Durable Design: IP67-rated, waterproof, and floats if dropped in water.
Light Sources: Available in White Light (EPA 180.1 for drinking water) or Infrared (ISO 7027 for environmental/industrial) models.
Data Management: Onboard data logger stores up to 1,000 data sets with password protection for user access control.
Display & Interface: Large, easy-to-read screen with a membrane keypad for simple operation, even with gloves.
Calibration: Features multiple calibration points (0.10, 20, 100, 800 NTU).
Performance: High-precision, with long-lasting lamps and automatic color compensation for accurate readings.
Power: Uses 4 AA batteries with an adjustable auto-off function (0–60 minutes).
Package Includes: The meter, carrying case, calibration standards, sample vials, and a lint-free cloth. 
Applications:
Environmental Monitoring: Assessing water quality in rivers, lakes, and streams.
Drinking Water Quality: Testing for turbidity, which indicates clarity and safety (compliant with EPA Method 180.1 for white light and ISO 7027 for infrared).
Industrial Wastewater: Monitoring effluent for regulatory compliance in various sectors.
Storm Water Runoff: Tracking the impact of land development and construction activities.
Process Instrumentation: Verifying inline, fixed-process turbidity sensors.
General Laboratory Analysis: Used for precision, repeatable testing of samples.
Industrial Applications: Monitoring in chemical, pharmaceutical, beverage, and textile plants.

Include:
(1) Turbidity meter
(1) Case with custom cut foam
(4) Primary calibration standards: 0.10, 20, 100, 800 NTU
(1) Lint-free cloth
(2) Sample vials
(4) AA batteries