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User Manual 

KS-PH-220-BASIC | Portable 

pH/mV Meter 

 

Kensington Scientific 

22a Cavan Rd, Dry Creek 
South Australia, 5094 
[email protected] 
www.kensingtonscientific.com.au

 

MANUAL TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION 

 
1. Do not connect the temperature probe if manual temperature compensation is desired. 
2. Press the ‘C’ key to enter the manual temperature setting mode. 
3. Press ENTER to confirm and the meter returns to measurement mode. Setting is now complete. 

 
CALIBRATION OF THE TESTER 
 

The KS-PH-220-BASIC needs to be calibrated prior to first use or when a new sensor is installed in the meter. Regular 
calibration is needed to ensure accurate pH measurement.  
 
The KS-PH-220-BASIC can perform two points calibration. For the first calibration point, the pH 7.00 buffer solution is 
used.  
 
The solution used for the second calibration point depends on the sample to be measured. For acidic samples, the pH 
4.01 buffer solution should be used. For alkaline samples, the pH 10.01 buffer solution should be used. 
 
For the KS-PH-220-BASIC, only pH pouches are included and the user must prepare the solutions. Do not recycle 
used calibration solutions. 

 
PREPARATION OF PH BUFFER SOLUTIONS 
 

1. The KS-PH-220-BASIC comes with three pH buffer solution pouches: pH 7, pH 10.01 and pH 4.01 
 
 
 

 
 
 

2. Open one of the pouches and place it into a 250 ml volumetric flask. Add in distilled water to match the scale line. 
3. Mix the solution until it is dissolved. 
4. Repeat the procedures for the other pouches that will be used during calibration. 
 

CALIBRATION PROCESS 
 

1. Begin by preparing the needed buffer solutions. 
2. Rinse the pH electrode with distilled water. 
3. Press the SETUP key to access the setup menu. 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for KS-PH-220-BASIC

Page 1: ...Temperature Probe 3 pH Buffer Solutions pH4 01 7 00 10 01 4 9V Battery 5 Carrying Case DISPLAY The KS PH 220 BASIC is built with a large and clear LCD display that shows measured values mode indicator...

Page 2: ...e key to increase the value by 1 3 In memory mode press to search the previous saved measurements 1 In the measurement mode press this key to recall stored data in the memory 2 In the temperature sett...

Page 3: ...set the time and press ENTER to confirm The settings are now saved and the meter will then return to measurement mode TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION Temperature compensation is needed to make accurate measu...

Page 4: ...ation point the pH 7 00 buffer solution is used The solution used for the second calibration point depends on the sample to be measured For acidic samples the pH 4 01 buffer solution should be used Fo...

Page 5: ...completed The display will then show indicating the start of the second calibration point 7 Begin the second calibration point by rinsing the pH electrode with distilled water 8 Dip the electrode into...

Page 6: ...ove impurities 3 Dip the electrode into the sample solution stir the sensor gently 4 Wait for the measured value to stabilize and record the reading on the display HOLD FUNCTION The data hold function...

Page 7: ...h the electrode using tap water and then rinse using distilled water 3 When used in samples with oil and grease Was the bulb gently in water with detergent Using alcohol is also effective 4 Clogged re...

Page 8: ...pH Resolution 0 01 pH Calibration points 2 points Calibration solutions USA pH4 01 7 00 10 01 Temperature compensation 0 100 C 32 212 F Manual or Automatic mV Range 1999 1999 mV Accuracy 1 mV Resoluti...

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