Technical Specifications
Electrode construction and measurement profile
| Parameter | Specification |
| Product name | pH composite electrode (Low conductivity) for ultrapure water |
| Model / SKU | PRO6143 |
| Electrode type | pH composite electrode |
| Measurement parameter | pH |
| Recommended sample type | Ultrapure water, deionized water, distilled water and other low-conductivity aqueous samples |
| pH range | 0-11 pH |
| Working temperature | 0-80 °C |
| Body / sensor material | Epoxy |
| Reference type | Longlife Reference |
| Junction material | Porous PTFE |
| Fill solution | Unfillable |
| Dimensions | Φ12×120 mm |
| Connector type | S7 |
Compatibility and use notes
| Topic | Technical note |
| Meter input | Requires compatible S7 connection or an S7-BNC(Q9) cable for pH meters with BNC input. |
| Temperature compensation | This is a pH electrode. Temperature compensation depends on the connected meter and separate temperature probe configuration. |
| Calibration | Calibrate with fresh pH buffers according to the laboratory method, expected range and purified-water measurement practice. |
| Measurement stability | For low-conductivity water, allow sufficient stabilization time and avoid sample contamination during measurement. |
| Maintenance | Unfillable construction reduces routine electrolyte handling. Cleaning and storage should follow the application method. |
Product selection table
| Selection item | Specification / guidance |
| Recommended use | pH measurement in ultrapure water and low-conductivity aqueous samples where standard electrodes may be unstable. |
| Best fit | Pharmaceutical water systems, semiconductor support labs, purified-water QC, analytical laboratories and research use. |
| Handling advantage | Epoxy body and sealed unfillable construction support practical routine laboratory use. |
| Reference design | Longlife Reference system for stable reference behavior in low-ionic-strength samples. |
| Junction behavior | Porous PTFE junction supports stable contact with low-conductivity media and helps reduce junction-related instability. |
| Instrument match | Confirm S7 connector compatibility or required S7-BNC(Q9) cable before ordering. |
| Product family | Open COLO.Science electrochemical instruments |
| Request quote | Contact COLO.Science for configuration confirmation |
Specification note
Connector matching: confirm whether the meter requires S7, BNC(Q9) or an S7-BNC(Q9) cable before ordering.
Low-conductivity practice: ultrapure water has very low buffering capacity, so careful handling, clean vessels and stable conditions are important.
Electrode selection: for aggressive chemicals, high temperature or non-aqueous samples, confirm whether a specialized electrode is required.
Quotation control: final supplied configuration, cable, accessories and documentation should be confirmed in the official COLO.Science quotation.
Technical values are provided for product selection and orientation. Final delivered configuration, electrode type, accessory set, connector/cable arrangement and documentation should be confirmed through the official COLO.Science quotation or manufacturer-confirmed offer.
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PRO6143 · pH composite electrode for ultrapure water and low-conductivity samples
Use PRO6143 when a specialized low-conductivity pH electrode is required for ultrapure water, deionized water or purified-water laboratory workflows. Confirm connector/cable compatibility and measurement configuration before ordering.
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Disclaimer: This technical specification is an informational COLO.Science document prepared for product selection and communication. Product images, connector details, accessories, supplied cable configuration and technical values may be updated or adjusted by the manufacturer. Only the official quotation, order confirmation or manufacturer-confirmed technical documentation should be treated as the binding specification for procurement, tender or validation purposes.
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