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Precision turbidity measurement with ISO and EPA compliance.
Ohaus a-AP30TURL-B Turbidimeter
Turbidity Measuring Range 0 to 200 NTU Turbidity Accuracy ≤0.1NTU; ±5%, whichever is greater Turbidity Detection Limit 0.01 NTU
Features
The Ohaus a-AP30TURL-B Turbidimeter is a reliable and precise instrument designed for low-range turbidity measurements, compliant with ISO 7027 and EPA method 180.1. Combining nephelometric and transmitted methods, this standalone device ensures accuracy with dual optic paths and NIR light sources, effectively eliminating color interference and stray light for consistent performance.
Built for field applications, the a-AP30TURL-B features a water-resistant design, compact and lightweight construction, and a long battery life. Its graphic OLED display delivers clear, real-time data visualization, while the light-touch keyboard provides intuitive operation. The built-in micro-USB port allows seamless data transfer without the need for additional software, making it a practical choice for professionals requiring precision on the go.
This model includes only the turbidimeter itself, without additional accessories or components, making it ideal for users who already have the required tools and accessories or prefer a standalone device. With a measurement range of 0 to 200 NTU and a detection limit of 0.01 NTU, the a-AP30TURL-B offers high-performance functionality in a streamlined package.
INCLUDED: The Ohaus a-AP30TURL-B Turbidimeter includes:
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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