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What is the Bluelab Truncheon® Meter?

What is pH? | Why do I need to measure pH? | What do I use to measure pH? | What is conductivity? | Why do I need to measure conductivity? | What do I use to measure conductivity? | What is EC, what is CF, what is ppm, what is TDS, what is mS/cm and uS/cm? | What is a Bluelab Meter? | What is the Bluelab Truncheon® Meter? | What is the Bluelab pH Truncheon® Meter? | What are replaceable Contact Rings? | What are single and double junction pH probes? | What is a Bluelab Controller? | Why do we use Controllers? | Do any Bluelab products have data logging and PC comms links? | What are pH calibration solutions? | Which Calibration Solution do I use first when calibrating a Bluelab pH instrument? | Why do we need to clean the probes on Bluelab instruments? | What does IP65 mean? | My Truncheon Meter does not work! Why not? | My Truncheon Meter measures lower than expected! Why? | My Truncheon Meter measures higher than expected! Why? | Will low batteries cause my Truncheon Meter to read inaccurately? | Can I use Alkaline batteries in my Truncheon Meter? | My Truncheon Meter gives varying readings! Why? | Can I recalibrate a Truncheon Meter to my conductivity solution?

A. The Truncheon Meter is a hand held meter that measures the conductivity of a solution and is only manufactured by Bluelab Corporation, New Zealand. It consists of 4 values, EC, CF, ppm 500 scale and ppm 700 scale. It has an auto sense, so when it is placed in a solution it automatically switches on and after approximately 10 seconds automatically switches off. It never needs calibrating as it is factory calibrated. Please click on the following product names for more information.

Bluelab Truncheon Meter
Bluelab Commercial Truncheon Meter