Water / Wastewater 13 PrimeLab 2.0 - The Ultimate Photometer for Water Testing
140 parameters, 18 wavelengths, 5.5’’ touch-display, WiFi, USB, camera and much more Water-i.d. proudly presents its latest photometer for water testing, the PrimeLab 2.0 which can truly be called “The Ultimate Photometer”. The PrimeLab 2.0 supersedes the PrimeLab 1.0 which has been on sale since 2013 and which already was setting benchmarks for the industry.
The amazing PrimeLab 2.0 offers users more than 140 parameters to fl exibly choose from and an 18 wavelengths parallel reading sensor-set-up -compared to common high-end photometers for highest accuracy. The PrimeLab 2.0 is equipped with a 5.5’’ colour-touch-HD-display as well as with a WiFi option to communicate directly or via mobile phone with the free and powerful LabCOM®
software, app and cloud. In addition, a QR-
scanning camera is included to recognize reagents, water sources, and much more. The PrimeLab 2.0 will also have in the near future the capability to connect electrodes via a small box and USB for pH/EC/ORP and temperature for measuring and managing these results.
Just like with PrimeLab 1.0, the users only pay for what they need by choosing only those parameters of interest. Operators have the option to add more parameters at any time by purchasing and entering an activation code.
The PrimeLab 2.0 offers step-by-step guidance for all parameters including animated graphics and many different languages to suit users across the globe.
Adapters simplify the change between 24mm/16mm cuvettes and 1ml semi-micro vials to ensure the best path-lengths for the different methods. Different path lengths are needed for example for the determination of Chlorine, COD, the 1-hour quantitative and certifi ed Legionella test or for using the in-built 90° board, NTU-Turbidity, PTSA and fl uorescence. These are just a few of the mentioned more than 140 different parameters the PrimeLab 2.0 has to offer.
A rechargeable 8,400 mA inbuilt Li-Io battery ensures high performance and long operation time.
Memory in the GB-range allows the storage of almost unlimited test results, all connected to “accounts” (water sites) which the user can enter individually.
Both, water-sites and test results, can be instantly uploaded direct or via mobile phone to the free of charge LabCOM cloud, when either WiFi is activated or a GSM/USB stick is used. By doing so this test data will be available worldwide, instantly and password protected.
Individual setup of more than 140 parameters, including COD, NTU turbidity, 1–hour Legionella test, PTSA and much more... 18 wavelengths (410–940 nm) 5.5'' colour– | HD touch display Wifi | USB | 4G |Bluetooth * Camera (QR–code scanner) bAnimated step y step guidance ® Self Calibration Probe–connector (pH|EC|TDS|Temp|ORP) USB type C ** 4G *
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Water-i.d. water testing equipment PrimeLab2.0 The ultimate photometer
®®
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Multilingual operation Free Software, App & Cloud Scan me!
The free-of-charge LabCOM®
app/software/
cloud, already well tried and tested with the PrimeLab 1.0 and the PoolLab 1.0®
, offers
plenty of functions to the user, including an admin module. This module uses a traffi c light system to warn about measurement results out of range or even measurements which have not but should have been performed. Such “rules” can be individually set up to suit the specifi c needs of the user.
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Oslo/NOR 04. – 07.04.2022
Water Testing Solutions Made in Germ any
21. – 24.06.2022 Munich/GER
22. – 26.08.2022 Frankfurt/GER
*via USB Internet Stick; may be subject to costs for connection **for charging, data transfer, probe-connection & 4G*-modem
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