LLC AI209 pH Pocket Tester, PH20 Value Waterproof, 0.1 Accuracy, 0-14.0 Range, Complete Kit

I I purchased the Apera PH20 for testing my aquarium water parameters, and it has been flawless. The key features that won me over are: • German Sensor & Accuracy: Precise, consistent readings crucial for sensitive aquarium livestock • Easy 3-Point Calibration: Simple process with all solutions included (pH 4, 7, 10) • All-in-One Kit: Robust case protects everything neatly • Transparency Code: Provided instant authenticity verification • Excellent Durability: Survived multiple drops and shows no wear after months of use • Reliable Functionality: Quick readings, automatic temperature compensation, and stable results It's a professional-grade instrument made accessible for the home user. Highly recommended.

I've bought a few pH meters for testing my hydroponic solutions over the years. I've had perhaps 4 of the cheaper ones and they've tended to either come broken (e.g. leaked batteries in them) or break within a year, and some have had terrible precision and/or accuracy. For the above reasons I decided to spend a bit more this time and I've been using this for a few months now and am not only confident with the readings it gives me but am also confident that it'll last for years, so am very happy with the extra money I spent to get this meter.

Much much better than the cheap PH pens that you can get in different colours. Reading is quick and indicated by a smiley face. Comes with two buffer solutions (pre-made) and calibration in straight forward. I gently heated the buffer solution to near 25 degrees to get an accurate calibration but I don’t think it was necessary. Instructions could be better but no issue in understanding them. To take a reading, switch on and dip the pen into the solution, gentle stir and wait for smiley face (appears in about 3-5s) and read the number from the screen, that’s the PH. Clean probe with distilled or deionised water afterwards. I find for reading lower PH values, in my case 6.1, the readings too a little longer to settle, maybe 5-7s. Still not an issue but for that I knocked off 1 star for accuracy. I store the pen with a few drops of tap water to keep the probe from drying out. You can get KCI solution instead and use that to store the pen but it’s mega expensive. Same with the buffer solution. It’s also a shame they don’t supply you with the PH 10 buffer solution. But for my purposes I don’t need an accurate reading much above 7, though it would of been handy. To calibrate press and hold the Cal button and dip into PH 7 solution, gentle stir and let the reading stabilise. Press Cal button again. Clean with distilled water and repeat for PH 4 solution. You are now calibrated. I use deionised water from Halfords £3.50 for 5l, Cheaper and easier to get hold of than distilled water. Personally i dip the pen straight into buffer solution in the bottle making sure probe is cleaned with deionised water and dabbed dry with tissue first. The amount I use the pen and the amount I need to recalibrate means it be silly for me to pour the buffer solution into another bottle and throw away afterwards. A pair of PH buffer solution is extremely overpriced, you may as well get a new pen. For that I knocked of one star. Overall I think you can’t get wrong with this pen and with items like this you really do get what you pay for. Ignore the cheap pens if you want a reliable PH reading. I’ve used the cheap pens and always had doubt whether the reading was correct.

Purchased this after trying a Hanna one. The Hanna was terrible. Readings constantly changing. No case or calibration fluids included either. Worse it was 3 times the price of this one. This until comes with case fluids and is very easy to use. Feels sturdier than the Hanna and better made. So far accuracy is good. But longer term use will show for sure. Well worth trying.

ive always had a kaizen ph meter in the past and i used to think a ph meter is a ph meter i was so very wrong ive had ph problems for years and not even known about it till now this apera ph 20 is absolutely amazing ive put the kaizen in the bin and i should have done it years ago this is why i could not grow anything worth having the ph was a mile out even if i calibrate it first now i have used this one a bit i can see the difference wow thats the difference plants are very healthy and no yellowing or brown bits i thought it was a bit dear at £46 but now i do not now i think it was very cheep if you are thinking about buying one do it you will see what i mean its a different world with one

Fantastic PH pen... comes in a neat hard case with some 4.0 buffer and 7.0 buffer. Pen itself has high build quality. This pen is far superior to my old blue lab pen... and its was a lot cheaper. Only thing I would recommend to people is get yourself some of the 3m liquid that goes in the lid whilst pen is not in use. It keeps the probe in perfect working order..its not supplied.

I have used this unit for a year and a half, well for some of that time, and resigned myself to the fact that its junk. I think my first and last Apera purchase. I use it for checking the PH of Shrimp tanks and the unit reads 0.3 difference when placed in the same tank of water in successive minutes. Its just plan pants and something for less than $10 would be better.

I've had this since 2020 and it has been fabulous with my cosmetic products. Accurate readings, easy to calibrate, always ready when i need it. One thing to keep in mind is the difficulty of cleaning the probe, especially when you test more viscous products. I thoroughly clean mine, at least I thought i did, until recently it has grown mould around some of the casing. Off to get a new one. Apart from that, great value for money, fantastic piece of kit for your lab.

Goed te kalibreren en nauwkeurig in het meten van ph van bijv druiven en appels en peren.

Super produit, livré avec tout ce qu'il faut pour le calibrage. On peut le calibrer avec des 4 et 7 ou des 4,01 et 6,86. Il est parfait. Un des meilleurs du marché.

Muy buen producto y la entrega 10/10

¡El Medidor de pH PH20 de Apera Instruments es la herramienta secreta que todo cervecero casero debería tener en su arsenal! 🍺✨ Si alguna vez pensaste que tu cerveza no era buena, pero no sabías por qué, probablemente te faltaba el control perfecto del pH. Con este medidor, tu cerveza no solo será deliciosa, ¡será una obra maestra científica! 🧪 Primero, la precisión de ± 0,1 pH es algo que no se encuentra todos los días, ¡es como tener a un químico personal en tu cocina! Y no hablo de cualquier químico, sino uno que está obsesionado con la perfección y el equilibrio de tu brebaje. Desde el primer uso, me sentí como un mago del pH, asegurándome de que mis mostos fueran perfectos para que la fermentación fuera un éxito rotundo. 🎩✨ Lo mejor es su rango de medición pH 0-14, lo que significa que, si decides medir otras cosas además de tu cerveza, puedes hacerlo sin problemas. No solo sirve para tu cerveza, ¡también podrías usarlo para medir el pH del agua, de tu piscina o incluso de la planta de tu abuela (aunque no lo recomiendo, ¡tu abuela podría no estar tan contenta)! 🌊🌱 El medidor es resistente al agua, lo que es un plus enorme cuando estás rodeado de líquidos en tu laboratorio cervecero (es decir, la cocina). No tienes que preocuparte por derrames accidentales, y si el medidor se moja, ¡se puede secar y sigue funcionando como si nada! 🙌 Y, por supuesto, incluye soluciones de calibración, lo que hace que el proceso sea aún más sencillo. No hay necesidad de complicarse con líquidos raros o procedimientos confusos. ¡Solo calibras y listo, a medir tu pH con total confianza! En resumen, si eres un cervecero que quiere elevar el nivel de sus creaciones, el Medidor de pH PH20 de Apera Instruments es tu nuevo mejor amigo. Con él, tu cerveza no solo será sabrosa, sino científicamente impecable. ¡Salud! 🍻

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