Fast one-touch measurements for Conductivity, Mineral/Salt Concentration, TDS, ORP (REDOX), Free Chlorine, pH and Temperature. A simple user-intuitive prompts step you through Alkalinity, Hardness and LSI titrations (PS9).

The TechPro II is handheld, lightweight and simple to operate. Measuring conductivity, TDS, pH and temperature, the highly stable circuitry delivers the accurate readings needed to assure product quality, prevent equipment damage or verify inline instrumentation in a wide range of applications. The TPH1 and TH1 are designed with an internal pH sensor to prevent breakage and prolong the sensor’s useful life. The rugged, waterproof case on all three models protects the electronics of the instrument and fits comfortably in your hand. TechPro II also features auto shut-off to prolong battery life.

The ULTRAMETER III 9P™ comes in complete kit with all necessary accessories to measure 9 parameters: Conductivity, Resistivity, TDS, ORP, Free Chlorine Equivalent, pH, temperature, alkalinity, and hardness. The Ultrameter III adds the ability to perform in-cell conductometric titrations that provides a convenient way to determine alkalinity, hardness and LSI in the field.

Ultra-Fast, Ultra-Easy, Ultra- Powerful Ultrameter IIs save both time and money. Measure for measure, Ultrameter IIs give you a better return on your investment than any other handheld instrument. The ULTRAMETER II™ 6PFCE measures Conductivity, Resistivity, TDS, ORP, Fee Chlorine, pH, and temperature while ULTRAMETER II™ 4PII measures Conductivity, Resistivity, TDS, and Temperature.

Ultrapen PTBT1 is an instrument that is Bluetooth-enabled for use with your mobile device that measures conductivity, TDS, salinity and temperature.

Ultrapen PTBT2 is an instrument that is Bluetooth-enabled for use with your mobile device that measures pH and temperature.

Ultrapen PTBT3 is an instrument that is Bluetooth-enabled for use with your mobile device that measures ORP and temperature.

Ultrapen PTBT4 is an instrument that is Bluetooth-enabled for use with your mobile device that measures Free Chlorine Equivalent (FCE) and temperature.

Ultrapen PTBT5 is an instrument that is Bluetooth-enabled for use with your mobile device that measures Dissolved Oxygen (DO) and temperature.

Ultrapen PTBT6 is an instrument that is Bluetooth-enabled for use with your mobile device that measures nitrate and temperature.

This instrument is designed to be extremely accurate, fast and simple to use in diverse water quality applications. Advanced features include the ability to select from 3 different solution types that model the characteristics of the most encountered types of water; proprietary temperature compensation; TDS conversion and salinity algorithms; highly stable microprocessor-based circuitry; user-intuitive design; and waterproof housing.

A true one-handed instrument, the PT2 is designed to be extremely accurate, fast and simple to use in diverse water quality applications. Advanced features include automatic temperature compensation; pH analysis; highly stable microprocessor-based circuitry; user-intuitive design; and waterproof housing.

The PT3 is designed to be extremely accurate, fast, and simple to use in diverse water quality applications. Advanced features include highly stable microprocessor-based circuitry; automatic temperature compensation from 15ºC to 30ºC while in calibration mode; has an accuracy of ±10 mV ORP; user-intuitive design; and waterproof housing.

ULTRAPEN™ PT4 is Myron L® Company’s groundbreaking, new Pocket Tester for measuring Free Chlorine Disinfecting Power, Free Chlorine Equivalent (FCE), as well as Temperature. It is waterproof and designed to be extremely accurate, fast, and simple to use in diverse water quality applications.

This instrument is designed to be extremely accurate, fast, and simple to use in diverse water quality applications. A proprietary sensor design and highly stable microprocessor-based circuitry that measures DO with an accuracy of up to ± 2%; temperature compensation algorithm that dynamically corrects for changes in membrane temperature during measurements.