Densimeters or salimeters are used to control the density of water . They measure both the specific gravity of water (from 1,000 to 1,030/1,040) and the salinity of water (from 0 to 40 per 1000).
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Densimeters or salimeters are used to control the density of water . They measure both the specific gravity of water (from 1,000 to 1,030/1,040) and the salinity of water (from 0 to 40 per 1000).
Discover a wide choice of hydrometers at low prices at Zoanthus.fr , official supplier of the brands:
Salimeter from Aqua Medic is used for the simple determination of the salt concentration in saltwater aquariums . In saltwater aquariums the specific gravity should be between 1.022 and 1.025.
The HI98319 Waterproof Salinity Tester is a simple, accurate, and economical way to determine salt concentration in saltwater aquariums.
HI98319 can measure salinity up to 70.00 g/L (ppt).
Results are displayed in g/L (ppt), practical salinity units (PSU) or specific gravity (SG) on a large dual-level LCD screen that also displays temperature. This waterproof tester uses a stainless graphite amperometric conductivity probe to determine the salt content of water.
This high-end plastic measuring cylinder is transparent. It has a stable base and a spout. With a height of 36 cm , it is perfect for determining density using the Tropic Marin ® HIGH PRECISION HYDROMETER .
Now it is no longer necessary to stop the pump to take a measurement in the aquarium. Just take the density monitor out of the aquarium. Real child's play!
Hanna Instrument's HI981520 measures and displays real-time pH and salinity of seawater on a large, easy-to-read LCD screen.
The probes are attached with suction cups to the back of an aquarium and are suitable for continuous measurement. They each have 2 m of cable, making it possible to deport the installation of the indicator.
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How to use a hydrometer in sea water?
Take the hydrometer by the tip, making sure your fingers are dry, and immerse it in the water until it floats on its own and freely. Be careful that no air bubbles distort the measurement. All you have to do is read the value on the scale, at the level of the water surface.