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Which is the best option for measuring pH at minus 20 degrees?

2020-03-14View Original

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We are currently using E+H, but its temperature range is from minus 15 to 80 degrees; it often gives inaccurate readings or fails to display any information at all. Therefore, we need to switch to a more reliable model. I hope everyone can recommend some options. The medium used is ethylene glycol coolant, and there are no other special requirements apart from a low operating temperature
Reply #22020-03-17
Try Mettler; it has a good reputation in the industry
Reply #32020-03-18
Low temperature of the medium or the environment? Mettler is the only one that can achieve such low temperatures for media.
Reply #42020-03-19
To measure pH at low temperatures, a low-temperature electrode is required. The Mettler brand is available; you can also check out the following brands: German Knick, and WTW’s SI Analytics (I believe this brand offers electrodes suitable for use at -30 degrees). If one can’t find it, one will have to modify it using an existing pH electrode.

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