Product Information - HQ10 (Superceded)

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Superceded By - HQ30

Portable LDO Meter and LDO Probe

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Brochure, Version Date: 2004  Brochure
Manual, Version Date: January, 2004  Manual

Features

  • Rugged: meet IP-67 requirements, and survive drop-test of 1-meter onto concrete.
  • Easy-to-use:
    • One hand operation
    • Intuitive icons and menus
    • Large clear display with backlight
  • Internal datalogging at user-selectable timed intervals and durations, of up to 500 results
  • Results output at user-selectable timed intervals to a PC or printer through the optional RS232 docking station
  • DO measurements are automatically corrected for:
    • Barometric pressure (the meters have a built in pressure sensor)
    • Temperature (the probes have a built in temperature sensor)
    • Salinity
  • Results are displayed as either percent saturation, or as concentration (mg/L)
  • User and Sample IDs can be entered, and will then be attached to the analysis record.
  • The HQ20 model has an additional electrode input, for either a pH or ORP (Oxidation Reduction Potential) electrode
  • These instruments meet all appropriate instrument safety and EMC regulations worldwide and bear the CE mark.

Benefits

  • The DO sensor is pre-calibrated at the factory, with no additional user-calibration required for the 1-year lifetime of the sensor.
  • No warm-up period for probe polarization required: plug in the probe and it's ready.
  • The DO sensor is very easy to install on the probe, with no electrolyte to replace, and no cathodes/anodes to polish.
  • Fast response with minimal to no stirring required.
  • The replaceable sensor caps have a 1-year warranted service life.
  • Much less maintenance than traditional DO probes.
  • 1, 3, 5, and 15-meter cable lengths available. Integral probe weight and shroud for outdoor use.
  • Locking LDO Probe connector.
  • Low cost of ownership

General Description

The HQ10 portable meter with the Hach LDO® probe offers several key advantages over dissolved oxygen meters based on galvanic or polarographic sensor technology. No membranes to replace; a factory calibrated sensor, with no user-calibration required for one year; and ruggedness are just a few of the benefits.

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