Thermo Scientific Orion Versa Star pH/ISE/Conductivity/DO/RDO/Temperature Benchtop Multiparameter Meter

The Thermo Scientific Versa Star benchtop meter can display pH, ISE (ion selective electrode), conductivity, and RDO/DO readings plus temperature on four customizable channels, with easy-to-use key layouts and color screen graphics on the large, backlit, fully customizable LCD screen for advanced electrochemistry in the laboratory. The meter has four channels that can be configured by selecting from five available modules for pH, pH/ISE, conductivity, RDO/DO, and the pH/LogR module with advanced electrode diagnosis. All five modules measure temperature and can be mixed and matched as needed, with no need to power off the meter. Each channel can store 10 methods for customized procedures to differentiate between tests and/or users. Electrode status, time, date, sample ID, user ID, and calibration points are also displayed with the measurements.

The meter is designed for ease of use, with clear screen prompts, updateable function keys, and an interface that supports English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Chinese. A pre-programmed auto-read function is available to lock stable readings on the screen, with an indicator alert that signals when the reading is stable. The meter can also be set for manual readings, for timed readings that gather data at specific time intervals, and for continuous updates on the display. Non-volatile memory holds up to 2,000 data points with time and date stamp. With the complimentary data analysis software, results can be transferred to a Windows-based computer and stored, or readings can be displayed in real-time.

The Versa Star meter has an IP 54 rating for limited ingress of dust and protection against water splashes. The electrode arm (included) can be attached to either side of the instrument. Meter and module inputs include Bayonet Neill-Concelman (BNC) and 8-Pin Mini-DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung). Meter output ports include two stirrer jacks, RS-232 for communications and data transfer