How To Use A Digital PH Meter Push Button Calibration - Standard Hydroponics
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- How To Calibrate Digital PH Meter For Ph Up Down Use, 0.01 PH High Accuracy Water Quality Tester with 0-14 PH Measurement Range for Household Drinking, Pool and Aquarium Batteries + Calibration Solution Included.
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WIDE USE: Ideal for household or laboratory use; Suitable for testing pH balance of drinking water, pool, aquarium, RO system, Spa, or hydroponics; Appropriate for a wide range of applications
Fast And Accurate: Ensure your pool, general hydroponics ph or even drinking water has a perfect pH balance and safe for use with Our Tester precision pH accuracy. STANDARD HYDROPONICS Tester has a sensitive electrode sensor to read accurate pH levels. The included detailed manual will show you how to get the best accurate and stable reading
Auto Calibration: The STANDARD HYDROPONICS PH meter has an auto temperature compensation feature that adjusts to water temperatures and water quality to give pH readings almost instantly. As well, you can calibrate the tester with one touch button using STANDARD HYDROPONICS Buffer Powder.
Lightweight And Easy To Use: Just remove the protective cap and immerse the PH meter electrode in the solution and press the button to be measured. Beats the heck out of trying to see the colors of a litmus strip.
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Thanks. I browsed the comments. A lot of good info. Much obliged!
You made everything so easy to do and understand thanks so much
Your most very Welcome Ollie Johnson, buy standard hydroponics ph adjuster on amazon , oh wait they took us down for pesticide claims that are not true.. GRRR...
I love inserting my probe into solutions.
Nice… so easy
How often do we need to calibrate it ?
Thank you for the video.. Can you show us what kind of battery it needs?
does that glass contain (250ml ) 8.454 oz of water ? ..or is that just some of what you mixed w/ the packets?
Can this particular pH meter used in salt pond water to neasure pH levels?
If i take ph 7 buffer tablet will it show 7 or it will show 6.86
HI
Is drinking mineral water good to do the test
Or do I have to get distilled water?
Thanks
Why does this guy sound like Nicholas cage 😂
thanks for the the information though the directions that came with meter were harder to understand
When I need to calibrate again can I use a standard 4 and 7 solution or does this meter need a specific solution? Thank you
I followed the instructions several times and got 4.01 on both solutions. Then I tested the 4.0 solution and got 3.23. Then tested the 6.68 solution and got 3.98. There is definitely a problem. Do you have a troubleshooting video because it’s not “as easy as that”? TIA
what meter are you using? if it is the yellow meter, make sure the water is 25c if you mix powder but the yellow meters will auto adjust for that, the red meters where you dial them in with screw, you can adjust screw, a good idea is to use a apera meter but i didnt tell you that.. lol
did you clean it with stoarge solution? this might help as well. keep us in the loop and we will help you out and get results to need to be successfull.
Dave At Standard hydro
watch?v=BnFbfjRSP5Y
Is callibrating necessary after buying this? Or can you just test directly without the power and later calibrate it if necessary?
This should be answered by some expert.
He stirred the pH meter into the distilled water multiple times. Isn't it contaminated in its next use?
Can you use a different set of buffered solutions eg. 4.0, 7.0 and 10.0?
yes
How much of the calibrating powders do they give you, do you have to calibrate every time before you use it?
one pack each calibration, there hard to import due to the chemicals restrictions now by carriers same with batteries. so you can buy the powereds in bulk and make sure to get storages soultion to keep meter in good use and will last longer, probes will last one yr and those are the $900 meters for labs so cheaper probes will last 6 months to one yr. its like oil change in car, it is just someing that needs to be changed.
Do you have to calibrate it everytime you use it or just 1nc?
Calibrate monthly
I didn't calibrate mine before use. Please can I calibrate it now? Also do I need to calibrate before each use?
I am wondering about the same thing..
I still dont get it i just got two hydroponic buckets tent the works and this ph might have me stuck before i start
Same mine doesn’t read right. Junky product
Is it ok to use plastic beaker to mix buffer powder ?
yes
do you always have t calibrate it? what happens when the battery dies?
I don't totally understand how this works as your 6.86 didn't exactly match what the narration was saying (I didn't see any flashing)...but, are there three settings on the device for the three typical solutions? In other words, is there a 4.0 setting on the device that I'd pick and then insert it into the 4.0 solution to tell it that that's what is 4.0? And then the same for the 6.86? Etc. Lastly, is it necessary to use several buffering solutions? Wouldn't it be doing the same thing to just measure the distilled that is (evidently) typically 5.8 and then use one of the solutions to calibrate? Thanks!
I have the same pen, I have 3 powders: 6.86, 4.01, and 9.18
@@biigsmokee use 6.86 and 4.01 only, no need to 9.18 .
Replace the protective cap? What does that mean? Only one cap is provided and only one comes with the meter
It means to put back in place? Fucken confusing for none native speakers lol
What ph does distilled water have so I know if my meter is calibrated properly or not?
7 pH
I got my meter and it says it comes pretty calibrated,when I turn it on it says 16.00 is that fine?
Pre*
I think mine does that too. When i put it in solutions it changes though
I have the meter however I don't have the packages of powder. Will it still work?
Yes. Just check whoever provides you your drinking water. Usually they have websites that give you all info about it like minerals, ppm, pH, temps, etc.
If your provider says its 7,4 and your meter says 7,4 ± 0,01 then its perfectly fine.
should the water be exactly 25°C when you put the meter in?
for every 5c you will get a 0.02 ph difference reading on your ph meter. so its no biggies. happy growing
Does this work if I use it in a seawater sample?
How much solution do you add to the water?
do i need to calibrate a new one?
Yes
Do i have to use the PH powder when testing it on water?
The pH powder calibrates the water to that particular PH
For best results just follow step-by-step like in the video
you pressed again after the 3 second press the 2nd time, but not the 1st time. why?
So it goes to 4 ph and not 6.86
May I know how deep to dip this in the liquid
as long as the probe is covered.
I don't have distilled water, I have 2 ph readers now because one when turned one goes wild with numbers
I see...
What ph kits do you use,
Standard hydroponics, if so, I can tell you how many drops or ml to put in water and not need a meter.
Iv made ph for 5 yrs and over 50k times.
I know my water, ph.
Let me know how I can help you the most, and I'll reply.
Email dave@standardhydropoincs.ca
Cheers., thanks for your support and questions.
Can i use filtered water instead of distilled?
Yes.
Do we need to recalibrate our ph meter over time?
You can be the judge of that, if you see big swings in ranges whe. You test, best to recalibrate the pen.
How ever, with my blue labs pen, I'll make sure I store the pen lid with a solution.
Storage solution, but if you take our ph down from Standard Hydroponics, you fill a cap of water and add 2 drops of ph dow to it, then add 2 or 3 drops in the lid for ph pen.
Tadda.. you have a storage solution hack.
2.9 to 3.0 ph for the solution.
I purchased this for a singular purpose - to provide people with a means to consume water that is both healthy and safe. I possess three pH Buffer Powders: 4.00, 6.86, and 9.18.
Is it necessary to use the pH 9.18 powder to test drinking water? (I am aware that the recommended pH range for safe drinking water is between 6.5 and 8.5.)
Should I perform calibration each time before utilizing it?
Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate it.
Yes you should calibrate ph.meter before each use, especially with the yellow meters, cheap.
@@daved5023 Thank you so much for your quick help.
Mine reads 6.86 but won’t stop flashing after & then reads err
All good that is the set mode when it flashes..
Press button to set .
Then it will go to the next settings .
did you take the test again in solution? and thx to u
if you calibrate it once it will not hurt to cal it again, and for storage solution, little hack is to have a small cup or lid filled with water and drop ph to 3.2 and use one drop from that soltuion in the ph meter cap.
@@daved5023 great I wish u more 📯
mine always defaults to 4.01 regardless which buffer solution i use to calibrate, even when i immerse it in the 9.1 buffer solution... 🙁
get a blue labs ph meter, the yellow ones tend to not blink and calibration. that could be the reason.
You can weigh the water to 250 grams which will be much easier than 250ml
News flash, 782ml of water will weigh 782g.
@@Sharpless2
But of course
We learned that in 3rd grade.
Those glasses arent filled with 250 ml 🤔
Mine have error code, what's should i do?
Wash the probe and recalibrate.
@@standardhydroponicsofficia2519 how wash the probe?
Dammit I didn't know I had to calibrate it why it's new
Well, they do come pre-calibrated, however, it's just good practice to calibrate before each use, this is your hobby projects and time we are talking about.. hate to see it all go to waste. thanks for the comment Alex.
Having read through all the comments. Understanding I have to calibrate at every use where do I get the solution??
@@msplue555 you save it in a water bottle
@@msplue555 not worth buying if you always have to calibrate.
Higher PH readings won't register. Need the 9.
clean probe.or a higher end meter.. store meter probe in ph of 3.0 water.
I have tried to calibrate the exact model with 6.86 solution and its detecting it as 9.8. I know it's exactly 6.86 because I've used distilled water, and 6.86 solution and tested using another ph meter. Any ideas how I can fix this? I also replaced the batteries in case.
I have same issue. Probably broken tester.
Did gou hold the button in untill it flases then hit it one more time that will set it to 8.6 or whatever the solution is?
Maybe the high cold/hot temperature of the solution is interfering with the pH reading. Also, it could be faulty within the device, needs a battery change, the cup or distilled water is contaminated by ionic compounds, or the sachets have a defect.
@@RaffaelloLorenzusSaydehe already said he changed the batteries and confirmed the actual ph with another meter. But that was 3 years ago.
I’ve use this, done what you did and no matter how much solution I add it stays at 4, this item is terrible
Temp check the water, how ever you could have a crap pH meter , the yellow ones are shotty, sorry, this is why we don't sell them any more and we use blue labs or a hanna pH meter. water temp will change pH reading by about 0.02 for every 5 degrees. +/-
wait... you said 4.0 that is fine if your calibrating in 4.01 solution. or do you mean it will still say 4.0 pH when you place in the tap water?
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Does the water have to be 77 f?
The only change in pH range with water temp is 0.2 for every degree.
As long as your close it's fine..
@@M.D.KLEANOfficialBrand thanks
@@M.D.KLEANOfficialBrand0,2 for every *5°C* not ever 1.
Yah no this thing been giving different pH for the same water something is s off
Did you use distilled water for all solutions? Don't use non-distilled water.
I didn’t understand 🙃🙃🙃
Me neither, and seeing all the unanswered questions from others, we aren't alone.
mee too..i bought ph meter 2 months ago and still confuse how to calibrate
@@rosleehashim3517 even after calibrating this shit don’t read the right PH…. Don’t bother 🤦🏽♂️ get a differnt/better brand
@@rosleehashim3517 I still don't get why it needs to be calibrated.
@@lilelohoe3760 most probably you used a tap water lol Go get a distilled water for that
LET IT STABILIZE FIRST BFFORE YOU PRESS AND HOLD THE BUTTON, NO?
Can someone please count how many times this guy says the word "simply" or "simple" in this video? Lol
Gg
Too fast !!
The reader comes PRECALIBRATED. Make sure electrode isnt dry and just use it. It will be accurate to at least 0.1 ph.
If you need to calibrate it for higher accuracy do not do it how he did.
In the instructions it says it takes about 30 seconds for the reading to stabilize. You cant callibrate it immediately after touching the solution or you are just randomly changing numbers. This guy doesnt know what hes talking about please watch a different video.
You do NOT have to recalibrate the reader every use. Read the instructions it came with. Make sure the electrode doesnt dry out. If it does soak it in distilled water for a few hours. All this is in the instructions it came with. Read the instructions first. Then watch a different video.
I didn't understand a fucking thing!
Why not?
Place ph meter in glass with calibration powder, press button.
Place in water, get water ph reading..
Done.