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The HALO® Wireless pH probe incorporates Bluetooth Smart technology^® Smart technology with an application-specific design. This electrode features include general purpose (GP) glass, spheric bulb, integrated temperature sensor, and a slim glass body that fits easily into a test tube or a vial.

General Purpose Glass Formulation

General Purpose (GP) glass, as the name implies, is a standard glass formulation that is used for general use. A pH electrode with GP glass will have a resistance of 100 megaohms at 25°C and is suited for measuring pH of samples from -5 to 50°C (23 to 122°F).

Spheric Glass Tip

The spheric bulb is for general purpose use within laboratory environments and applications that measure aqueous solutions due to its large surface area. Other tip shapes include conic for penetration and flat tip for surface measurements.

Built-In Temperature Sensor

HI13302 features a built-in thermistor temperature sensor that is in the tip of the indicating pH electrode. A thermistor temperature sensor provides for a high accuracy temperature reading and should be as close as possible to the indicating pH electrode in order to compensate for the effect that temperature has on the membrane potential as predicted by the Nernst equation.

5 mm Glass Body

The glass body of the HI13302 is only 5 mm in diameter allowing for the measurement of pH in test tubes and other small vials.

Double Junction with Open Reference

The HI13302 is a double junction design. pH electrodes are available as single junction or double junction. A double junction pH electrode uses 3.5M KCl in the outer reference, which does not react Tris buffer or metal to cause a precipitate that would clog the junction. The HI13302 has an open outer reference junction that also resists clogging and requires very little sample to take a measurement.

Hanna Lab App

HALO pH electrodes can connect with HI2202 edge^blu meter or a compatible Apple or Android device running the Hanna Lab App.

The Hanna Lab App turns a compatible Apple or Android device into a full-featured pH meter when used with the Hanna HALO pH probe with Bluetooth Smart technology. Functions include calibration, measurement, data logging, graphing and data sharing. Measurement and logging of pH and temperature at one second intervals start as soon as the probe is connected. Measurements can be displayed alone on the display, with tabulated data, or as a graph. The graph can be panned and zoomed with pinch-to-zoom technology for enhanced viewing.

Five-Point Calibration

The Hanna Lab App incorporates a probe calibration using up to five pH buffers that are automatically recognized and temperature corrected to 25.0ºC during calibration.

Real-Time Data

Display of pH and temperature updated every second. Readings are automatically saved to a history file every hour, limited only by the available memory on the device.

Fluid, Dynamic Graphing

Measurement can be displayed with tabulated data or a graph on the display. The graph axes may be expanded using pinch-to-zoom technology for enhanced viewing.

Connecting the HALO probe to the Hanna Lab App is simple. Tap the Bluetooth icon in the top-right corner to view all available HALO probes then press the button on your HALO probe. Select the newly discovered HALO probe from the list of available probes. If a previously associated probe is in discovery mode when the app is opened it will connect to that probe automatically.

GLP (Good Laboratory Practice)

Displays date and time of current calibration, probe offset, and average slope, along with calibrated buffers, mV values, temperature and slopes between each buffer.

Calibration Reminder & Measurement Alarms

The Hanna Lab App alerts you when HALO needs calibration or if a measurement threshold is exceeded.

Log & Share Data

Saved log files may be annotated with measurement specific information. Data is easily shared via email in CSV format.

Help & Tutorials

Demo probe mode helps you explore features of the Hanna Lab App. General app information, General HALO information, pH tutorial, maintenance tutorial, and contact information are available in help.

Hanna Lab App Features/Benefits:

Connects to HALO electrodes via Bluetooth Smart Technology (Bluetooth 4.0)

Up to five-point pH calibration with seven standard pH buffers available
Calibration reminder

• Alerts you when HALO needs calibration

Real-time data

• Displays pH and temperature updated every second

Basic GLP

• Displays date and time of current calibration along with probe offset and average slope

Full GLP

• Measurement can be displayed with tabulated data or as a graph. The graph axes may be expanded using pinch-to-zoom technology for enhanced viewing

Fluid, dynamic graphing

• Measurement can be displayed with tabulated data or as a graph. The graph axes may be expanded using the pinch-to-zoom technology for enhanced  viewing

Measurement alarms

• Alerts you if the measurement threshold is exceeded

One button sample tagging

• Pressing either the probe icon in the Hanna Lab App or button on the HALO pH probe will tag sample data for easy reference

Data-logging with custom annotations

• Saved log files may be annotated with measurement  specific  information
• Data is autosaved every hour

Four ways to save and share data:

• All data since last autosave
• Annotations only
• All data within a timed interval
• Annotations only within a timed interval

Share data via email in CSV format

Help and tutorials:

• Demo probe mode to help explore features of the Hanna Lab App
• General app information
• General HALO information
• pH tutorial
• Maintenance tutorial
• Contact information

Compatibility:

HALO pH electrodes are compatible with HI2202 edgeblu meter and the following devices:

Android
Compatible with most devices equipped with Bluetooth Smart Technology (Bluetooth 4.0) and running Android 4.3 or later.

iOS
iPad (3rd generation or newer)
iPhone (4S or newer)
iPod Touch (5th generation or newer)

Information about which products have Bluetooth Smart Technology (4.0), also known as low energy (LE), can be found here.

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