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EZO Complete-pH™

EZO Complete-pH™

Precio habitual €124.95 EUR
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Description

The EZO-Complete USB pH meter makes building a custom monitoring system easy. Simply connect the EZO-Complete to a PC and install the free Atlas Desktop software. Connect multiple EZO-Complete pH modules to read pH from multiple locations. Embedded systems engineers can use EZO-Complete pH with any USB-enabled microcontroller. EZO-Complete will create a virtual comport and is controlled using simple serial strings.


 

Specifications

ReadspH
Range.001 − 14.000
Resolution.001
Accuracy+/– 0.002
Response time1 reading per sec
Supported probesAny type & brand
Calibration1, 2, 3 point
Temp. compensationYes
International standardISO 10523 compliant
(determination of pH)
 
Dimensions75.7mm x 54.3mm (2.9″ x 2.1″)
Weight~54 grams
Data protocolSerial strings through FTDI virtual comport
Data formatASCII
Operating voltage5V USB

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What's Included?

The EZO Complete-pH™ comes with:

 

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    Christophe Dupriez
    Can work with an Arduino MKR and a probe already bought elsewhere

    Very happy that it is well made and documented. We succeeded to interface it with an Arduino MKR thanks to an OTG driver and cable. Also, reusing the probe from another pH sensor was cool for development.