67M is a powerful, reliable professional portable water quality testing photometer, with our reagents, it can measure 67 items of the water quality, for example, it can measure COD in water, the water quality testing photometer also can measure the heavy metal such as Lead in water. In-set a number of parameters, simple operation, fast testing, It is widely used in water supply, environmental protection, public health, water treatment and other areas of the wild field, on-site water testing and treatment in emergencies.
Features&Advantage
1. Simultaneous support for colorimetric bottle and digestion tube detection mode, intelligent matching of built-in standard curve.
2. Support more than 7 wave lengths with intelligent software control and switch the wavelength automatically.
3. Over 67 default test procedures, supporting doing test directly with special reagent kit.
4. Support USB and PC connection, large capacity memory with 1,000 groups of data.
Optional intelligent safe Reactor:
1.The integrated explosion-proof feature and double lock provide additional safety; 2.Independent design make the reactor more easy to clean and maintain,its corrosion-proof,high temperature resistant material.
3.Variable frequency heating temperature control is more accurate.
Specification
Wavelength |
Default wavelength: 380nm, 420nm, 470nm, 520nm, 600nm, 620nm, white light, can be extended wavelength |
Display |
3.5 inch TFT colorful screen display |
Precision |
≤3% |
Resolution |
0.001A (display); 0.0001A (calculation) |
Memory |
Supporting 1,000 groups of data and PC data management software |
Power supply |
4 AA batteries or USB supply |
Test items |
CODcr (LR), CODcr (HR),nitrite, nitrate,total phosphorus total nitrogen , pH, color, turbidity, free chlorine, total chlorine, combined chlorine, chlorine dioxide, chlorite, ozone (DPD), ozone (indigo France), oxygen consumption,ect 68 parameters |
Reactor specification |
6 digestion holes, Depth 65mm, Round hole bottom |
Reactor efficiency |
10 minutes from 25 ° C to 150 ° C |
indication error |
±2°C |
67M Muti-Parameter Photometer |
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NO |
Method |
Items |
Range(ppm) |
Resolution |
Precision |
1 |
Potassium permanganate spectrophotometery (acidity) |
COD (acidity) |
0.1-5.0 ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤10%±0.1 |
2 |
N,N-diethyl-p- phenylenediamine spectrophotometery |
Sulfide |
0.02-1.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤5%±0.01 |
3 |
Iodine spectrophotometry |
Dissolved oxygen |
0.20-15.00ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
4 |
Isonicotinic acid- barbituric Acid spectrophotometery |
Cyanide |
0.002~ 0.400ppm |
0.001ppm |
≤3%±0.001 |
5 |
DPCI spectrophotometery |
Hexavalent chromium |
0.004~1.500pp m |
0.001ppm |
≤3%±0.001 |
6 |
Potassium permanganate oxidation - DPCI spectrophotometry |
Total chromium |
0.01~2.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
7 |
Mercury(II) thiocyanate spectrophotometry |
Choride |
0.2~20.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
8 |
Chrome azurol S spectrophotometry |
Aluminum |
0.008~0.250pp m |
0.001ppm |
≤3%±0.001 |
9 |
Indigo spectrophotometery |
Ozone(I) |
0.01~0.50ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
10 |
DPD spectrophotometry |
Ozone(II) |
0.01~10.0ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
11 |
Diazo coupling spectrophotometery |
Nitrite |
0.003~ 0.500ppm |
0.001ppm |
≤3%±0.001 |
12 |
Nessler reagent spectrophotometery |
Ammonia nitrogen(fresh water) |
0.02~60.0ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
13 |
DPD spectrophotometry |
Free chlorine |
0.01~5.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
14 |
DPD spectrophotometry |
Total chlorine |
0.01~5.00ppml |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
15 |
DPD spectrophotometry |
Chlorine dioxide |
0.02~10.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
16 |
DPD spectrophotometry |
Chlorite |
0.00~2.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
17 |
DPD spectrophotometry |
Combined chlorine |
0.01~5.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
18 |
DPD spectrophotometry |
Active oxygen |
0.005~1.000pp m |
0.001ppm |
≤3%±0.001 |
19 |
Naphthisodiazine spectrophotometery |
Ferrum |
0.10~3.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤5%±0.01 |
20 |
Formaldoxime spectrophotometery |
Manganese |
0.03~ 5.00mg/L |
0.01ppm |
≤5%±0.01 |
21 |
Thymol spectrophotometery |
Nitrate |
0.5~15.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
22 |
Sodium dichloroisocyanate thymol spectrophotometery |
Urea |
0.5~5.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤5%±0.1 |
23 |
Iodine spectrophotometry |
Active chlorite(H) |
0.05%~15.00% |
100ppm |
≤250ppm |
24 |
Iodine spectrophotometry |
Active chlorite(L) |
5~500ppm |
1ppm |
≤10ppm |
25 |
PAN-OP spectrophotometry |
Zinc |
0.05~3.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
26 |
2,9-Dimethyl-1,10- Phenanthroline spectrophotometry |
Copper |
0.2~5.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
27 |
5-Br-PADAP-OP spectrophotometry |
Cadmium |
0.02~1.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
28 |
Salicylfluorone spectrophotometry |
Titanium |
0.02~0.30ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
29 |
Iodine spectrophotometry |
Hydrogen peroxide |
0.1~50.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
30 |
Thiocyanate spectrophotometry |
Molybdenum |
0.1~20.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
31 |
Thiocyanate spectrophotometry |
Molybdate |
0.2~35.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
32 |
Iodine spectrophotometry |
Sulfite |
1~35ppm |
1ppm |
≤3%±1 |
33 |
Nephelometry Method |
Cyanuric acid |
5-200ppm |
1ppm |
≤3%±1 |
34 |
DPD spectrophotometry |
Iodine |
0.10~15.0ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
35 |
4-Dimethylamino benzaldehyde |
Hydrazine |
0.01~3.00ppm |
0.001ppm |
≤3%±0.001 |
36 |
DPD spectrophotometry |
Bromine |
0.1~10.0ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
37 |
AHMT spectrophotometry |
Formaldehyde |
0.05~2.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
38 |
Barium sulfate turbidimetry |
Sulfate |
5~80ppm |
1ppm |
≤5% |
39 |
Turbidimetry |
Barium |
2~100ppm |
1ppm |
≤3%±1 |
40 |
Xylenol Orange disodium salt spectrophotometry |
Lead |
0.5~5.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
41 |
Sodium tetraphenylborate spectrophotometry |
Potassium |
0.5~10.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
42 |
Potassium periodate spectrophotometry |
Manganese |
0.3~30.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
43 |
acid-base indicator spectrophotometry |
Total alkalinity |
10~200ppm |
10ppm |
≤3%±10 |
44 |
Calmagite spectrophotometry |
Calcium hardness(H) |
5~400ppm |
1ppm |
≤3%±1 |
45 |
Calmagite spectrophotometry |
Magnesium hardness(H) |
10~400ppm |
1ppm |
≤3%±1 |
46 |
Calmagite spectrophotometry |
Total hardess (H) |
5~400ppm |
1ppm |
≤3%±1 |
47 |
Calmagite spectrophotometry |
Calcium hardness(L) |
0.05~4.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
48 |
Calmagite spectrophotometry |
Magnesium hardness(L) |
0.10~4.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
49 |
Calmagite spectrophotometry |
Total hardess (L) |
0.05~4.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
50 |
Eriochrome cyanine R spectrophotometry |
Beryllium |
0.001~0.080pp m |
0.001ppm |
≤3%±0.001 |
51 |
3,5-Br2-PADAP spectrophotometry |
Silver |
0.02~2.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
52 |
Salicylic acid Method |
Ammonia nitrogen |
0.02~2.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
53 |
standard buffer solution spectrophotometry |
PH |
6.5-8.5 |
0.1 |
≤5%±0.1 |
54 |
Phosphoric spectrophotometry |
Trivalent chromium |
20~5000ppm |
10ppm |
≤3%±10 |
55 |
PAN spectrophotometry |
Cobalt |
0.02~5.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
56 |
Phosphorus molybdenum blue spectrophotometry |
Total phosphorus |
0.01~20.0ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
57 |
Phosphorus molybdenum blue spectrophotometry |
Phosphate |
0.01~4.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
58 |
Silicon Molybdenum blue spectrophotometric method |
Silicate |
0.1~15.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
59 |
SPADNS spectrophotometry |
Fluoride |
0.1~2.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
60 |
Potassiumm dichromate spectrophotometry |
CODcr(L) |
0~150ppm |
1ppm |
≤3%±1 |
61 |
Potassiumm dichromate spectrophotometry |
CODcr(H) |
100~5000ppm |
10ppm |
≤3%±10 |
62 |
Turbidimetry |
Turbidity |
0.0-200NTU |
0.1NTU |
≤3%±1 |
63 |
Platinum-cobalt standard method |
Chrominance |
0-500 |
1 |
≤3%±1 |
64 |
Dimethylglyoxime |
Nickel |
0.1-20.0ppm |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
65 |
2,7- Naphthalenedisulfonica cid spectrophotometry |
Boron |
0.2-2.0 |
0.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
66 |
4-amino antipyrine spectrophotometery |
Phenol |
0.10-5.00ppm |
0.01ppm |
≤3%±0.01 |
67 |
Persulfate oxidation spectrophotometery |
Total Nitrogen |
0.5~25.0mg/L 、2.0~ 100.0mg/L |
O.1ppm |
≤3%±0.1 |
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