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HACH LZW9172.99 Conductivity Sensor, 0 to 12 pH, sensION+ Probes

The HACH Sensor LZW9172.99 is a conductivity sensor from the sensION+ Probes line, designed for measuring conductivity with a pH range of 0 to 12. This sensor, identified by manufacturer part number LZW9172.99, is a…

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HACH
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LZW9172.99 Conductivity Sensor, 0 to 12 pH, sensION+ Probes
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LZW9172.99
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Conductivity Electrodes, Probes & Sensors
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Manufacturer Part Number
LZW9172.99
Range
0 to 12 pH
Product Type
Sensor
Test Parameters
Conductivity

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Product Description

The HACH Sensor LZW9172.99 is a conductivity sensor from the sensION+ Probes line, designed for measuring conductivity with a pH range of 0 to 12. This sensor, identified by manufacturer part number LZW9172.99, is a sensor-type product that tests conductivity parameters.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HACH Sensor LZW9172.99 used for?

The HACH Sensor LZW9172.99 is a conductivity sensor from the sensION+ Probes line, used to measure conductivity in water and wastewater applications. It operates within a pH range of 0 to 12, making it suitable for laboratory and field testing in industrial, municipal, and environmental monitoring settings.

What are the specifications of the HACH Sensor LZW9172.99?

The HACH Sensor LZW9172.99 is a conductivity sensor with manufacturer part number LZW9172.99. It tests conductivity parameters and has a pH range of 0 to 12. This sensor is part of the sensION+ Probes line and is designed for accurate conductivity measurement in aqueous solutions.

Where to buy the HACH Sensor LZW9172.99 worldwide?

You can source the HACH Sensor LZW9172.99 through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time; we provide reliable sourcing for this sensION+ conductivity sensor.

How to maintain the HACH Sensor LZW9172.99?

To maintain the HACH Sensor LZW9172.99, regularly clean the conductivity cell with a mild detergent and rinse with deionized water. Store the sensor in a moist environment when not in use, and calibrate per the manufacturer's guidelines using standard solutions. Avoid mechanical shock and extreme temperatures to ensure accurate readings.

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Common applications for HACH
Municipal water treatment — HACH colorimetric test kits (e.g., SKU 897W16) for nitrite monitoring in drinking water.
Industrial process water — HACH pH electrodes (e.g., SKU 908PJ5) for continuous pH measurement in cooling systems.
Environmental monitoring — HACH portable spectrophotometer (SKU 908NU8) for on-site absorbance measurements of water samples.
Laboratory analysis — HACH benchtop multiparameter meter (SKU 908R15) for ammonia and pH testing in research facilities.
Field testing — HACH pocket conductivity tester (SKU 908NZ1) for quick conductivity checks in remote locations.
Disinfection studies — HACH pencil-type UV lamp (SKU 408CC4) for ultraviolet exposure in photochemical experiments.
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