AELAB 950 Conductivity/TDS/Salinity Meter – High-Precision Lab Water Quality Analyzer

The Laboratory Conductivity/TDS/Salinity Meter 950 is a versatile and precise instrument designed for measuring conductivity, total dissolved solids (TDS), salinity, resistivity, and temperature in various aqueous solutions. It offers 1 to 5-point push-button calibration with automatic recognition of calibration solutions, making it easy to achieve accurate measurements. The meter provides a selectable cell constant (0.1/1/10), nominalization temperature (20°C/25°C), and includes specialized modes for seawater salinity and practical salinity measurement.

Equipped with Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC), it ensures precise readings across a wide temperature range. The automatic electrode slope display helps users determine when the electrode needs replacement, and the stability indicator ensures that only stable measurements are recorded. The Auto-Hold feature locks stable readings for accurate data logging, while the setup menu allows customization of 11 parameters, including calibration points, temperature units, and auto power-off settings.

With USB data transfer, users can easily export stored readings for analysis. The meter comes with a conductivity electrode, temperature probe, and standard solutions for immediate use, with optional electrodes available for measuring both pure water and seawater. This meter is ideal for precise and reliable laboratory testing of water quality and conductivity.

Feature：

• 1 to 5 points push-button calibration, automatically recognizes the calibration solutions.
• Selectable cell constant (0.1/1/10), nominalization temperature (20°C/25°C), TDS factor, linear and pure water compensations, seawater and practical salinity measurement modes.
• Automatic Temperature Compensation provides accurate reading over the entire range.
• Automatic electrode slope display helps user decide whether to replace sensor.
• Stability indicator shows when a measurement is recognized as stable.
• Auto-Hold feature senses and locks the measurement endpoint.
• Setup menu allows setting the 11 parameters, including the number of calibration points, stability criteria, temperature unit, auto-power off, etc.
• Reset feature automatically resumes all settings back to factory default options.
• Stored readings can be transferred into the computer by USB communication interface.

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Tailored Tools for Targeted Lab Applications

• Environmental Testing Labs 🌿 – Perfect for monitoring conductivity and TDS in field-collected water samples.

• Chemical Analysis Facilities ⚗️ – High-resolution readings ideal for solution preparation and quality checks.

• Food & Beverage Labs 🧃 – Ensures product safety and compliance by testing dissolved solids and salinity.

• Academic & Research Institutes 🎓 – Reliable, accurate, and easy to use for student training and complex experiments.

• Industrial Water Systems Monitoring 🏭 – Track resistivity and conductivity in high-purity water systems with ease.

🧫 Ideal For

Trusted Across Lab Disciplines

• Water and wastewater analysis

• Pharmaceutical and chemical quality control

• Marine biology and aquaculture monitoring

• Educational institutions and R&D labs

• Food safety and beverage testing environments

❓ FAQ – Lab-Focused

Common Questions from Lab Professionals

Q: Does the AELAB 950 support multiple calibration standards?
Yes, it allows 1 to 5-point calibration, with automatic detection of standard solutions like 84μS/cm, 1413μS/cm, and more.

Q: Can I switch between cell constants for different applications?
Absolutely. Choose from 0.1, 1.0, 10, or custom cell constants to match your electrode or application needs.

Q: Is data export simple?
Yes, the USB interface lets you transfer stored readings (up to 500 data sets) to your computer quickly.

Q: Can it measure both seawater and practical salinity?
Yes, it includes dedicated modes for both seawater and practical salinity measurements.

Q: Is temperature automatically compensated?
Yes, it features Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) across a wide range (0–100°C).