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pH Electrodes with Bluetooth® Smart Technology


HALO is the world’s first professional pH probe with Bluetooth Smart technology (Bluetooth 4.0). HALO’s flexibility and ease of


use will revolutionize the way pH is measured.


• Five models for lab, field, wine, and food applications


• Integrated temperature sensor · Ensures calibration and measurement are automatically temperature compensated, eliminating error from fluctuations


• Wide pH and temperature range • One button sample tagging


• Stored calibration · HALO stores calibration information; no recalibration is needed when switching probes or devices


• Simplifed work environment · Data is wirelessly transmitted to an iPhone®, iPad® or iPod® Touch running the Hanna Lab App via Bluetooth Smart technology


• Electrode status · The measurement screen of the Hanna Lab App displays the name, battery life, and condition of the HALO probe


iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch not included.


Hanna Lab App


Free from the App StoreSM The first app that turns an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch into a full-featured pH meter.


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shop.hannainst.com | sales@hannainst.com | (877) MY-HANNA


Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc.


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