Wireless Conductivity Pack

Bluetooth | USB | Huge Battery Life | Independent Logging

The Conductivity sensor is used to measure the conductivity of a solution. For most water solutions, the higher the concentration of dissolved salts, and therefore more ions, the higher the conductivity. Low conductivity will indicate an absence of ions and therefore purity of water.

Note: The Conductivity adaptor must be used together with a Conductivity electrode, this pack combines these two products which can also be purchased separately.

Reliable and durable, designed for the classroom

All our sensors come with 5 years warranty and lifetime support, we ensure your investment gives you complete peace of mind.

Measuring Conductivity

The Conductivity sensor is ideal for measuring salinity and changes in conductivity of a water sample. It can be used by chemists for investigating the difference between ionic and molecular compounds in an aqueous solution. Although it will not identify the specific ions that are present, it can be used to determine the total concentration of ions in a sample.

The sensor can be set to various ranges enabling accurate measurements from very low ionic sources such as deionised or distilled water to very highly conductive solutions including sea water.

Practical Teaching

The Conductivity Sensor can be used to investigate a number of scientific experiments such as:

Electrolytes and Non-electrolytes
Titrations of strong versus weak acids
Finding the equivalence point
Difference between ionic and molecular compounds
Diffusion of ions through a membrane
Environmental testing for salinity, total dissolved solids or general conductivity in water samples