Have you found it more convenient to use conductivity meters calibrated in ppm (mg/L) or conductivity measured as TDS (mS/cm)?
(TDS measurements in Hanna meters are performed using the 4-4-2 conversion factor of 0.7 so you do not need to convert the readings)
| QUOTE (roy runcorn @ Jan 20 2006, 01:42 PM) |
Have you found it more convenient to use conductivity meters calibrated in ppm (mg/L) or conductivity measured as TDS (mS/cm)?
(TDS measurements in Hanna meters are performed using the 4-4-2 conversion factor of 0.7 so you do not need to convert the readings) |
The best bet is to get a conductivity meter, the majority of calibration solution are in either microSiemens or milliSiemens per/cm.
It will save you a lot of problem in the conversion factor from ppm or vice-versa.
turkis
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Hey thats a lot of siemens :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
or get a meter that does both.
