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read tutorial →The Atlas Scientific Conductivity Calibration K 10 Set provides the reference solutions needed to calibrate K 10 conductivity probes — high-range probes designed for measuring conductivity in saltwater, brine, industrial water, and other high-TDS (total dissolved solids) environments.
Conductivity sensors require calibration with a solution of known EC (electrical conductivity) value to produce accurate readings. The K 10 probe constant is optimized for high-conductivity liquids, and this calibration set is formulated to match that range precisely.
| Probe K Value | EC Range | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| K 0.1 | 0.5–200 µS/cm | Ultra-pure water, deionized water, distilled water |
| K 1.0 | 5–200,000 µS/cm | Freshwater, hydroponics, drinking water, general purpose |
| K 10 (this calibration) | 10,000–2,000,000 µS/cm | Saltwater, brine, seawater, industrial wastewater |
Use with Atlas Scientific K 10 conductivity probes and the EZO™ Conductivity Circuit. Also compatible with other K 10 conductivity cells that require standard calibration solutions.
Saltwater aquarium salinity, ocean and reef water quality, brine concentration in food processing, industrial wastewater discharge compliance, desalination plant output, and any high-conductivity liquid.
| Product | Atlas Scientific Conductivity Calibration K 10 Set |
|---|---|
| Probe compatibility | K 10 conductivity probes |
| Measurement parameter | Electrical Conductivity (EC) |
| Traceability | NIST-traceable |
| Format | Liquid calibration solution set |
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