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Measure Conductivity Across a Wide Water Quality Range
The Atlas Scientific Conductivity K 1.0 Kit bundles the key parts needed to start conductivity sensing with Atlas hardware. It includes the EZO™ Conductivity Circuit, a conductivity probe, an electrically isolated carrier board, and calibration pouches in one kit.
Atlas positions this kit for water testing jobs that span low to high conductivity, including environmental monitoring, hydroponics, and both fresh and saltwater systems.
Important: This is a complete sensing kit for conductivity projects, but you still need your own host device and enclosure if you are building a finished product.
Why you'll love it
- Complete EC starter kit: Circuit, probe, carrier board, and calibration solutions are included
- Wide useful range: Built for water conductivity work from low to high readings
- Isolation included: Helps keep measurements cleaner during setup and testing
- Good for many water systems: Useful for hydroponics, freshwater, saltwater, and environmental projects
- Faster development: Easier than choosing each conductivity part separately
What you can build
Use it for hydroponics controllers, aquarium monitoring, field water logging, lab water quality tools, and custom conductivity measurement systems.
Starter bundles
Pair it with a Raspberry Pi, microcontroller board, or PC. A waterproof probe holder, enclosure, and extra calibration pouches can make long-term setups easier.
Recommended add-ons
Popular add-ons include probe cleaner, spare calibration solutions, extra isolation hardware, and mounting parts for pipe or tank installs.
Technical specifications
| Product | Atlas Scientific Conductivity K 1.0 Kit |
|---|---|
| Main Electronics | EZO Conductivity Circuit |
| Probe Included | Conductivity Probe K 1.0 |
| Probe Range | 5 uS/cm to 200,000 uS/cm |
| Kit Application Range | About 10 uS to 100,000 uS |
| Calibration Included | 4 x 20ml pouches: 2 x 12,880uS and 2 x 80,000uS |
| Carrier Board | Electrically Isolated EZO Carrier Board |
| Carrier Board Size | 56.2mm x 32mm (2.2in x 1.2in) |
| Approx. Weight | 25g |
Pinout & usage notes
The probe and circuit work together for digital conductivity sensing, while the isolated carrier board helps reduce electrical problems during setup and testing.
Use the included calibration pouches before deployment so your system is ready for dependable conductivity readings across your target range.
What’s in the box
1 × EZO™ Conductivity Circuit
1 × Conductivity Probe K 1.0
1 × Electrically Isolated EZO™ Carrier Board
4 × 20ml conductivity calibration solution pouches
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of projects is this kit good for?
Atlas recommends it for environmental monitoring, hydroponics, and fresh or saltwater aquarium work.
Does it include calibration solution?
Yes. Four conductivity calibration pouches are included.
Is the carrier board included?
Yes. The kit includes an electrically isolated EZO carrier board.
Can I use it for custom water monitoring systems?
Yes. It is a common starting point for embedded and PC-based conductivity projects.
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