Instrumentation

A Turbidity Meter (or Turbidimeter) is a precision instrument designed to measure the cloudiness or haziness (turbidity) of a liquid caused by suspended particles. It quantifies turbidity in Nephelometric Turbidity Units (NTU) by detecting scattered light intensity from a light beam passing through a liquid sample.

This device is widely used in water quality analysis to ensure compliance with environmental, industrial, and health standards. The instrument employs a photo diode detector and an infrared LED or visible light source, depending on model requirements, to provide accurate, repeatable measurements.

• Wide measurement range: 0–1000 NTU with selectable sub-ranges.

• Digital LED/LCD display for easy readability.

• High accuracy (±2% of full scale) ensures reliable results.

• IR LED light source minimizes color interference.

• Photo diode detector for high-sensitivity detection.

• Compact and durable design suitable for lab and field use.

• Easy calibration with standard turbidity solutions.

• Low power consumption, operates on standard AC mains.

• Drinking water analysis and treatment plants.

• Wastewater monitoring and effluent testing.

• Pharmaceutical and food industry quality control.

• Environmental monitoring and research laboratories.

• Epidemic prevention and public health water testing.

• Industrial process water monitoring.