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HOBO MX2501 MX pH and Temperature Logger Manual 

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Specifications (continued) 

Battery Life 

1 year typical at 25°C (77°F) with logging interval of 1 minute and 
Bluetooth Always On selected in software. 
3 years typical at 25°C (77°F) with logging interval of 1 minute and 
Bluetooth Always Off selected in software. 
Faster logging intervals and statistics sampling intervals, burst logging, 
remaining connected with the app, excessive downloads, and paging 
may impact battery life. 

pH Electrode Typical 
Minimum Life 

6 months in sample with ionic strength 

 100 µS/cm 

Memory 

152 KB (43,300 measurements, maximum) 

Full Memory Download Time 

Approximately 60 seconds; may take longer the further the mobile 
device is from the logger 

Dimensions 

22.86 x 4.27 cm (9.0 x 1.68 inches); mounting hole 0.64 cm (0.25 inches) 

Weight 

268.2 g (9.46 oz) 

Wetted Materials 

Logger: PVC housing and sensor end cap, polycarbonate closure caps 
and mounting end cap with a TPE switch 
pH electrode: plastic-bodied with Pellon® junctions and gel electrolyte, 
glass pH sensor bulb 

Environmental Rating 

IP68 

 

The CE Marking identifies this product as complying with all relevant 
directives in the European Union (EU). 

 

   

   

See last page 

Logger Components and Operation 

 

 

 

Anti-Biofouling Copper Guard: 

Use this guard to protect the pH 

electrode when deploying the logger in water prone to 
biofouling (see 

Deploying and Mounting the Logger

). 

Closure Caps:

 These caps are screwed onto the sensor end and 

the mounting end (or top end) of the logger. 

Sensor End Cap: 

This is the bottom end of the logger where the 

pH electrode is installed, and the temperature sensor and 
water detection screws are located.

 

Temperature Sensor:

 The temperature sensor is located at the 

base of the sensor end cap. 

Water Detection Screws:

 These two screws on the sensor end 

cap can detect the presence of water. 

pH Electrode: 

This is the electrode that is plugged into the 

logger. The clear plastic end houses a glass pH sensor bulb that 
must always be placed in storage solution when not deployed 
in water. See 

Installing the pH Electrode

 for details. 

Logger Housing: 

This is the main body of the logger. 

Battery Holder:

 This is where one AA battery is installed under 

a battery strap (see 

Battery Information

). 

Battery Holder 

Sensor 

End Cap 

Anti-Biofouling 

Copper Guard 

Closure Cap 

Closure Cap 

Logger Housing 

Mounting 

Hole 

Switch 

Reed Switch 

LEDs (Not 

Visible) 

pH Electrode 

Water Detection 

Screw (one of two) 

Temperature 

Sensor 

Disassembled logger 

Assembled logger with copper guard installed 

Assembled logger without copper guard installed 

Mounting (or 
Top) End Cap  

Summary of Contents for MX2501

Page 1: ...ater Deionized water or water below 100 S cm may not be detected The water conductivity circuit may not reliably detect water that has frozen around the electrodes i e below 0 C 32 F Radio Power 1 mW...

Page 2: ...n Union EU See last page Logger Components and Operation Anti Biofouling Copper Guard Use this guard to protect the pH electrode when deploying the logger in water prone to biofouling see Deploying an...

Page 3: ...your mobile device or computer The range for successful wireless communication is approximately 30 5 m 100 ft in air with full line of sight Change the orientation of your device to ensure the antenn...

Page 4: ...2 If you removed the clear storage cap screw the closure cap onto the logger 3 In the HOBOconnect app tap Devices 4 Remove the logger from water If the logger was previously configured with Bluetooth...

Page 5: ...rt below of buffers and samples Temperature C F pH 4 01 Buffer pH 7 00 Buffer pH 10 00 Buffer 0 32 4 01 7 12 10 31 5 41 4 00 7 09 10 24 10 50 4 00 7 06 10 17 15 59 4 00 7 04 10 11 20 68 4 00 7 02 10 0...

Page 6: ...owing Cumulative The alarm trips once the sensor reading is out of the acceptable range for the selected duration any time during logging For example if the high alarm is set to 85 F and the duration...

Page 7: ...can be logged for each sensor The maximum or highest sampled value The minimum or lowest sampled value An average of all sampled values The standard deviation from the average for all sampled values...

Page 8: ...bration End pH calibration ended while the logger was logging Calibration Cancel pH calibration was canceled while the logger was logging Calibration Values The slope and offset values that were set d...

Page 9: ...solution with mild dishwashing soap Never touch the glass bulb inside the clear plastic end of the probe Always calibrate the logger after cleaning the pH electrode with anything other than distilled...

Page 10: ...logger immediately screw the closure cap back on the logger and follow the instructions in Calibrating the Logger If you will not be calibrating or deploying the logger immediately a Pour storage sol...

Page 11: ...8 Reinstall the battery holder and attached mounting end cap Use the alignment tab on the battery holder shown in step 4 and the arrow on the logger housing as a guide as you fit the small tab in the...

Page 12: ...ny interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation FCC Caution Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void th...

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