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INITIAL  PROBE  PREPARATION

Probe Preparation
All probes shipped from Hanna Instrument
are dry. To hydrate the probe and prepare it
for use, connect it to the meter and proceed
as follows.
1 Remove the red and black plas-

tic cap. This cap is for ship-
ping purposes and can be
thrown away.

2 Wet the sensor by soaking the

bottom 2½ cm (1") of the probe
in electrolyte (HI 7041S) for 5
minutes.

3 Rinse the membrane (HI 76407A supplied

in the kit with the
meter) with elec-
trolyte while
shaking it gen-
tly. Refill with
clean electrolyte.

4 Gently tap the

sides of the
membrane with
your finger tip
to ensure that
no air bubbles
remain trapped.
To avoid dam-
aging the mem-
brane, do not tap the membrane directly on
the bottom.

5 Place rubber O-Ring properly inside the

membrane cap.

6 With the sensor facing down, screw the

cap clockwise. Some electrolyte
will overflow.

When not in use and during polar-
ization, place the protective cap
supplied in the kit with the meter.

Shipping

cap

black

red

THEN SCREW

BACK ON

THEN TAP

FILL FIRST

5

HI 9142

Range

0.0 to 19.9 mg/l

Resolution

0.1 mg/l

Accuracy

±1.5% Full Scale

Typical EMC

±0.8 mg/l

Deviation

with 4 m cable probe

Calibration

Manual on 2 points

(zero and slope)

Temperature

Automatic from 0 to 30°C

Compensation

(32 to 86°F)

Probe

HI 76407/4 polarographic

with 4 m cable

Battery Type

4 x 1.5V AA

Life

500 hours of continuous use

Environment

0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F);

100% RH

Dimensions

  196x80x60 mm (7.7x3.1x2.4")

Weight

425 g (15 oz.); kit: 1.4 kg (3.1 lbs)

SPECIFICATIONS

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Summary of Contents for HI 9142

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual HI 9142 Portable Waterproof Dissolved Oxygen Meter This instrument is in Compliance with the CE Directives http www hannainst com ...

Page 2: ...s per million ppm mg l Four1 5VAAbatteriesprovidepowerandmake theinstrumentcompletelyportable Themeterishousedinaruggedwater resistant caseformaximumprotectioninthefieldaswell as in the laboratory The dissolved oxygen probe has a membrane coveringthepolarographicsensorsandabuilt 1 DearCustomer Thank you for choosing a Hanna Instruments Product Please read this instruction manual carefully before u...

Page 3: ...or elements from the testing solution but allows oxygen to enter When a voltage is applied across the sensor oxygenthathaspassedthroughthemembrane reacts causing current to flow allowing the determinationofoxygen 1 D O Probe 2 ProtectiveCap 3 Water tight Shielded Cable 4 Polypropylene Probe Body 5 TemperatureSensor 6 O RingSeal 7 Silver Chloride Anode 8 Platinum Cathode sensor 9 OxygenPermeablePTF...

Page 4: ...aging the mem brane do not tap the membrane directly on the bottom 5 Place rubber O Ring properly inside the membrane cap 6 With the sensor facing down screw the cap clockwise Some electrolyte will overflow When not in use and during polar ization place the protective cap supplied in the kit with the meter Shipping cap black red THEN SCREW BACK ON THEN TAP FILL FIRST 5 HI9142 Range 0 0 to 19 9 mg ...

Page 5: ...t is recommended to perform this procedure every week CAL 7 CALIBRATION PROCEDURE PROBE POLARIZATION The probe is under polarization with a fixed voltage of approximately 800 mV Probe polarization is essential for stable mea surements with the same recurring degree of accuracy With the probe properly polarized oxygen is continually consumed bypassingthroughthe sensitivediaphragmanddissolvinginthee...

Page 6: ...5 9 5 8 Altitude Meters above Sea Level This gives an idea of the error that can be introducedatdifferentaltitudesandallowsyou to calculate the quantity to be subtracted to correct your reading F 32 0 35 6 39 2 42 8 46 4 50 0 53 6 57 2 60 8 64 4 68 0 71 6 75 2 78 8 82 4 86 0 89 6 93 2 96 8 100 4 104 4 9 TAKING MEASUREMENTS Makesurethemeterhasbeen calibrated and the protective cap has been removed ...

Page 7: ...esidesofthe membrane with your fin ger tip to ensure that no air bubbles remain trapped Do no directly tap the bottom with your fingerasthiswilldamage themembrane TWIST AND PULL fig 1 UNSCREW fig 2 11 SALINITY COMPENSATION The table below shows the influence of salt in the measurement of oxygen In HI 9142 all the readouts are referred to 0 g l of salinity value In fact salinity affects D O concent...

Page 8: ...ription at page 4 should always be bright and untarnished If it is tarnished or stained which could be due to contact with certain gasesorextendedusewithalooseordamaged membrane thecathodeshouldbecleaned You canuseacleanlint freecardboardorcloth Rub the cathode very gently side to side 4 5 times This will be enough to polish and remove any stainswithoutdamagingtheplatinumtip After wards rinsethepr...

Page 9: ...nedtoHannaInstruments obtainaReturn Goods Authorization from the Customer Ser vice Department first and then send it with shipment cost prepaid When shipping any instrument make sure it is properly packaged for complete protection Tovalidateyourwarranty filloutandreturnthe enclosedwarrantycardwithin14daysfromthe date of purchase All rights are reserved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibite...

Page 10: ...vens In particular cases the meter could turn off In these cases it can be turned on by pressing the ON OFF key 17 CALIBRATION AND MAINTENANCE SOLUTIONS CHEMICAL TEST KITS CHLORINE METERS CONDUCTIVITY TDS METERS DISSOLVED OXYGEN METERS HYGROMETERS ION SPECIFIC METERS Colorimeters MAGNETIC STIRRERS pH Na NaCl METERS pH ORP Na ELECTRODES PROBES DO µS cm RH T TDS PUMPS REAGENTS SOFTWARE THERMOMETERS ...

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