AELAB Benchtop Conductivity Meter 510 – High-Precision TDS & Conductivity Testing

The Benchtop Conductivity Meter 510 is designed for precise measurement of conductivity, total dissolved solids (TDS), and temperature in aqueous solutions. It features 1 to 3-point push-button calibration, which automatically recognizes the calibration solutions for convenience. The meter offers a selectable cell constant (0.1/1/10), temperature coefficient, and TDS conversion factor to ensure accurate measurements in various liquids. Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) adjusts the readings across a wide temperature range, while the Auto-Hold function locks stable readings for easy recording.

Additional features include manual temperature calibration to correct deviations, and a customizable setup menu that allows users to adjust calibration points and temperature units. With the ability to store calibration settings and a reset feature to restore factory defaults, the 510 meter is both flexible and user-friendly. The meter comes with a conductivity electrode, temperature probe, standard calibration solutions, and optional electrodes for measuring both low and high conductivity liquids (e.g., pure water and seawater). Ideal for laboratory use, the meter ensures accurate and reliable conductivity testing.

Feature：

• 1 to 3 points push-button calibration, automatically recognizes the calibration solutions.
• Selectable cell constant (0.1/1/10), temperature coefficient and TDS conversion factor.
• Automatic Temperature Compensation provides accurate reading over the entire range.
• Auto-Hold feature senses and locks the measurement endpoint.
• Manual temperature calibration corrects the temperature deviation.
• Setup menu allows setting the 6 parameters, including the number of calibration points, temperature unit, etc.
• Reset feature automatically resumes all settings back to factory default options.

✅ 🔬 How It Works?

The AELAB 510 Conductivity Meter operates through electrochemical sensors that measure the ionic content of a liquid, converting conductivity into readable data. With Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) and selectable cell constants, it adjusts for fluid properties and temperature fluctuations in real time. The intuitive interface supports 1–3 point calibration, while the Auto-Hold function locks stable values, ensuring repeatability and ease during recording. Optional probes expand its usability from ultrapure water to seawater.

✅ 💡 Advantages

• ✅ High Accuracy: ±1% FS ensures dependable, repeatable results

• 🔁 Flexible Calibration: Supports up to 3-point push-button calibration

• 🌡 Real-Time Temperature Compensation for reliable readings in varying conditions

• 🧠 Smart Features: Auto-Hold, setup menu, and manual temp calibration

• 🔄 Reset Option: Easily revert to factory defaults for quick reconfiguration

• 🛠 Modular Probes: Measure a wide range of liquid conductivities

✅ 🔍 Recommended Models by Use Case

• 🏫 Educational Labs: Standard 510 model with default probe and calibration

• 🧪 Analytical Research Centers: Use with optional high-precision electrodes

• 🏭 Quality Control in Manufacturing: Customizable TDS and temp calibration for tailored results

• 🌊 Water Quality Monitoring Facilities: Ideal with seawater probe (K=10)

✅ 🧪 Ideal For

• 🌱 Environmental and Water Testing Labs

• 🍶 Food and Beverage Quality Control

• 🧫 Chemical and Pharmaceutical Research

• 🧪 Educational Institutions and Training Labs

• 💧 Industrial Wastewater Monitoring

✅ ❓ FAQ – Lab-Focused

Q: How is calibration done on the 510 Conductivity Meter?
A: Simply use 1–3-point push-button calibration. The meter auto-recognizes standard solutions like 84μS/cm and 1413μS/cm.

Q: Is the AELAB 510 GMP compliant?
A: While not certified specifically for GMP, it adheres to laboratory-grade measurement standards suitable for GMP-compliant environments.

Q: What’s the warranty period?
A: The AELAB 510 typically includes a 12-month manufacturer warranty covering parts and service.

Q: Can I use this meter for ultrapure or seawater?
A: Yes, optional electrodes with cell constants K=0.1 (for pure water) or K=10 (for seawater) are available.