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FAQ
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pH
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Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP)
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Electrical Conductivity (EC)
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Dissolved Oxygen (DO)
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Turbidity
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Potassium
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Fluoride
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Ion Selective Electrode (ISE)
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Spectrophotometry
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Hydrogen Peroxide
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Photometry
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Temperature
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Aquarium
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Titration
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Karl Fischer
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Electrodes (General Questions)
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Pools & Spas
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Sanitizers
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Reagents, Titrants, & More
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Drinking Water
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Cannabis
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Wine
How does a Hanna EC/TDS tester work?
To get an EC reading when using a tester, you need two electrodes, a meter, and an applied voltage.
Two electrodes with an applied AC voltage are placed in the solution. This creates a current dependent upon the conductive nature of the solution. The meter reads this current and displays either conductivity (EC) or ppm (TDS). Each type of conductivity probe works a bit differently, but the basics are the same.