Features of the Multilab® Pro IDS line:
- Measures pH, ORP, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, ISE, BOD, and more
- Wireless-ready for IDS modules
- Digital sensor recognition
- Simultaneous measurement with up to two independent measuring channels
- GxP-compliant
- Brilliant touch display
- Preset and definable buffer sets
- QSC calibration
- AutoRead function
- LIMS ready
- Export to PDF/A, JSON and csv
- Special touchscreen glass can be operated with gloves & compatible alcohol and disinfectants
Intelligent Digital Sensors (IDS)
The IDS sensors automatically store their unique serial number and calibration data. In addition, they also digitally process the measurement signal. The sensors can be moved from instrument to instrument and maintain their calibration data and transmit this information to the new instrument.
- Plug and play connectivity with each instrument
- IDS sensors store their own unique ID with serial number and calibration data
- Digital sensor recognition, processing and data transfer
- Includes self-stirring BOD (optical or polarographic), fluorescent dissolved oxygen (FDO), pH, ORP and conductivity sensors
Wireless Sensors
Free yourself from cables! The MultiLab offers wireless sensors for pH, FDO, conductivity, and ORP, giving you freedom to move around your laboratory.
EPA Approved Methodology
The IDS OBOD probe (optical) and the IDS 4100 BOD probe (polarographic) can be used for wastewater compliance reporting of BOD and CBOD. Available IDS pH and conductivity sensors can also be used for drinking water and wastewater compliance reporting.
By using the available BNC adapter and the corresponding ISE, the Multilab Pro IDS can be used for compliance reporting of Ammonia (wastewater), Bromide (wastewater), Chloride (wastewater), Cyanide (wastewater and drinking water), Fluoride (wastewater and drinking water), Nitrate (wastewater and drinking water), Potassium (wastewater), and Sulfide (wastewater).
You may be interested in downloading the YSI pH Handbook - a practical guide to pH measurements in the lab and field. It's full of tips and recommendations for ensuring accurate, repeatable pH measurements.
