Jul 19, 2017 ... Secondary Test: Take readings in fresh buffers, NOT distilled water! If no buffers are available, try it in vinegar (~ pH 2.5-3.5) and ammonia ...
Jul 13, 2017 ... A: The Go Wireless Electrode Amplifier is terminated with a BNC connector. Therefore, you can use any of our BNC electrodes with it. Preferred:
No interface is required. Replacement electrode: Go Direct® pH BNC Electrode (GDX-PH-BNC); Go Direct pH Sensor Troubleshooting and FAQs · Sensor User Manual ...
Jul 19, 2017 ... Secondary Test: Take readings in fresh buffers, NOT distilled water! If no buffers are available, try it in vinegar (~ pH 2.5-3.5) and ammonia ...
Dec 8, 2015 ... We do offer Glass Body pH probes and electrodes (Go Direct Glass-Body pH Sensor (GDX-GPH) and Glass-Body pH Electrode BNC (GPH-BNC)) that will ...
Jul 19, 2017 ... ... PH-BNC electrode? CALIBRATION -Calibrate? Normally, yes. However, it depends on the sensor that is connected. The Electrode Amplifier ...
Aug 13, 2018 ... Hardware & Software Requirements. Go Wireless pH uses Bluetooth low energy technology and can only be used with devices running the ...
Aug 12, 2019 ... Troubleshooting: Primary Test: It should read approximately 4 in its storage solution. Secondary Test: Take readings in fresh buffers, NOT distilled water!
If you calibrate a PH-BNC electrode with an Electrode Amplifier (EA-BTA), typical potential readings are -pH 4 buffer solution: 1.56 volts -pH 7 buffer solution:...
Generally, rinsing the electrode with distilled water after using should suffice. If the glass bulb looks dirty, you can rinse the electrode with warm water...