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ScienceScope Colorimeter
A popular means of providing a cost-effective colorimetry solution for schools. It benefi ts from the robust Logbook design and is straightforward to use. It can be used as a stand-alone Colorimeter and is powered by a PP3 battery or external power supply.
When connected to a ScienceScope or Philip Harris datalogger, it can be used as a sensor for use withDatadisc software.
Auto-calibration occurs at the touch of a button, and the Colorimeter uses the standard cuvette size. A range of preset wavelengths can be selected, using LED technology to provide 6 spectral bands without filters or moving parts.
• Transmission: 0-100%
• Absorbance: 0 to 2.4
• Shortest recommended sample interval: 1 second
• 2 user buttons
Ranges available:
Red, working at 650nm
Red, working at 629nm
Amber, working at 590
Green, working at 525nm.
Blue, working at 470nm.
Violet, working at 428nm.
When connected to a ScienceScope or Philip Harris datalogger, it can be used as a sensor for use withDatadisc software.
Auto-calibration occurs at the touch of a button, and the Colorimeter uses the standard cuvette size. A range of preset wavelengths can be selected, using LED technology to provide 6 spectral bands without filters or moving parts.
• Transmission: 0-100%
• Absorbance: 0 to 2.4
• Shortest recommended sample interval: 1 second
• 2 user buttons
Ranges available:
Red, working at 650nm
Red, working at 629nm
Amber, working at 590
Green, working at 525nm.
Blue, working at 470nm.
Violet, working at 428nm.
