Hanna HI1110S Glass pH electrode single junction screw cap

Hanna HI1110S Glass pH electrode single junction screw cap

The Hanna HI1110S Glass pH electrode single junction screw cap is a high-quality glass-body combination pH electrode designed for general laboratory use. It features a single ceramic junction, gel electrolyte, and spherical sensing tip for reliable performance in a wide range of aqueous samples. Additionally, this model includes an integrated temperature sensor and built-in amplifier, providing enhanced measurement stability and accuracy when used with compatible instruments. The screw cap connector and 5-pole cable ensure a secure and precise connection.

Key Features

• Screw Cap Connector: Offers a stable and moisture-resistant connection to compatible Hanna meters, making it ideal for long-term and frequent laboratory use.

• Built-in Temperature Sensor: Enables automatic temperature compensation (ATC), which ensures that pH readings remain accurate even when sample temperature varies.

• Amplified Signal Output: Improves performance in low-conductivity or high-interference environments, delivering stable and consistent measurements.

• Gel-Filled, Maintenance-Free Design: Pre-filled with 3.5M KCl gel, this electrode requires no refilling, making it simple to operate and maintain.

• Single Ceramic Junction: Provides a controlled electrolyte flow rate of 15–20 µL/h, which contributes to faster stabilization and consistent data in most aqueous solutions.

• Wide pH Range and Temperature Compatibility: Capable of measuring pH 0 to 13 in samples from 0 to 80°C, making it suitable for a wide variety of lab applications.

• Spherical Glass Tip (Ø 9.5 mm): Ensures excellent contact with the sample surface, whether you’re testing in a beaker, flask, or sample cup.

• Durable Glass Body: Resistant to chemicals and easy to clean, ideal for repeated use in academic, industrial, and research laboratories.

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Routine Laboratory Testing: Ideal for education, industrial labs, and research facilities performing frequent pH analysis.

• Water Quality Control: Suitable for testing pH in drinking water, tap water, and general environmental samples.

• Chemical and Biological Research: Ensures accurate and stable readings in experiments where temperature and conductivity vary.

• Food and Beverage Testing: Applicable for measuring pH in diluted, non-viscous liquid samples during quality control.