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Drinking Water

Drinking water testing instruments help monitor important water quality parameters from treatment through distribution. Measurements such as chlorine, pH, turbidity and conductivity give operators and technicians useful information about water and treatment conditions.

Explore portable meters, online sensors and analyzers for drinking water applications. Select instruments based on the parameter, expected range and requirements of the testing method.

Drinking water testing with portable chlorine meter

4 productos

Chlorine Meter | Sper Scientific Direct

Sper Scientific

860043

Medidor de cloro digital portátil con pantalla LCD grande

Precio habitual $384.00 USD
Precio rebajado Precio habitual
Online Industrial PH & ORP Meter

Sper Scientific

870002

Medidor industrial de pH y ORP en línea

Precio habitual $661.55 USD
Precio rebajado Precio habitual
Inline Turbidity Sensor

Sper Scientific

870004-TB

Sensor de turbidez en línea

Precio habitual $2,126.30 USD
Precio rebajado Precio habitual
Gray online digital residual chlorine sensor by Sper Scientific with a blue cap and slots at the bottom.

Sper Scientific

870001-CL

Sensor digital de cloro residual en línea

Precio habitual $1,591.85 USD
Precio rebajado Precio habitual

Key Water Quality Measurements

Residual chlorine, pH and turbidity are commonly monitored in drinking water systems. Conductivity and other parameters can provide additional information about water conditions.

Portable and Online Instruments

Portable meters are useful for spot checks and field sampling. Online sensors and analyzers support continuous monitoring at a fixed location when installed with compatible equipment.

Choosing a Testing Method

Check the instrument’s measurement range, sample requirements and calibration needs. When results are used for regulated reporting, verify that the instrument and method meet the requirements of the applicable authority.

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