Pen Style pH Meter Checker - Dry Probe

Product Code: KL04169

Introducing Kegland's all NEW Pen Style pH Meter Checker!

This high-quality, budget-friendly pH meter is perfect for all your brewing needs. Specifically designed for brewers, it features a water-resistant and splash-proof design that can withstand accidental drops into sanitizer or spills. It provides precise readings from 0.00 to 14.00 pH with a 0.01 pH resolution. Lightweight and fast, it boasts a long battery life, reducing the need for frequent battery changes.

Triple Point Calibration

This pH meter stands out from cheaper models by offering digital triple point calibration, which ensures precise readings across a wide pH range, from as low as 2.5 for sanitizer solutions to higher levels for alkaline cleaners. Calibration is straightforward and quick, taking just 60 seconds. Simply place the meter in the included buffer solution and press the calibration button for an accurate setup.

Replaceable Electrode

Homebrewing can be tough on equipment, especially on pH meter electrodes. Fortunately, this meter features a replaceable electrode, allowing you to easily swap it out when needed. This design not only extends the device's lifespan but also maintains accurate readings, even when testing hot wort.

Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC)

All high-quality pH meters are equipped with Automatic Temperature Compensation, which adjusts for temperature variations. This feature allows you to accurately measure pH in hot or cold samples without the need to wait for them to reach room temperature.

Waterproof Cap

The most common reason for pH meters failing over time is improper storage. If the probe is left dry, the KCL solution can evaporate through the glass membrane, leading to inaccurate pH readings. To prevent this, the cap includes an O-ring that provides a watertight seal, keeping the probe moist and ensuring long-lasting accuracy. To maintain your electrode in optimal condition, rinse it with water, store it in KCL storage solution inside the cap, and secure the cap tightly. This practice will help maintain accurate readings for an extended period.