Milwaukee C66 Waterproof High Range Conductivity Pen with ATC and Replaceable Electrode

£34.99

The Мilwaukee C66 is a conductivity IP65 waterproof tester, specifically designed for the hydroponics and agricultural markets, with automatic temperature compensation and 1 point manual calibration.

ACCURACY: EC: ±2% Full Scale
TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION: Automatic
RANGE: 0.00 to 10.00 mS/cm
Manual: Мilwaukee C66

Standard delivery: £5.95 (Free above £50)

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SKU: HDSMLWKCW660EC Categories: Meters and Testers, Tools and Equipment Brand: Milwaukee Instruments

About Milwaukee C66 Waterproof High Range Conductivity Pen

The Milwaukee Conductivity Pen is made specifically for hydroponic and other growers to ensure that your plants are receiving the proper amount of nutrients. To assist you get better results, keep EC inside your target range.

Design Features

Uses automatic temperature correction to measure conductivity and temperature.
Hydroponics’ ideal range (0.00 to 10.00 mS/cm)
Easily convertable – mS/cm to ppm units
Factory calibrated and capable of being recalibrated as necessary
Replaceable electrode
Fully waterproof to IP65
250 hours continuous use (3 x 1.5V batteries included)

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Maintenance

EC electrodes can develop nutrient build up over time. Always rinse the probe in fresh tap water after each use to reduce buildup.

Converting EC to TDS

The Milwaukee EC Pen, like all conductivity metres, provides a measure of electrically charged ions in a solution and is an absolute measure of conductivity.

EC is often converted to TDS in parts per million (ppm). Different scales include the 500 scale, 650 scale and the 700 scale. Nonetheless, true PPM can only be determined through chemical analysis.

Your mS/cm reading can be approximately converted to TDS (ppm) as shown in the examples below.