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ACCESSORIES

MA9015 Storage solution (230ml)

MA9016

General cleaning solution

(230ml)

MA9300 1.5 battery (10 pcs.)

MA9701

Calibration Screwdrivers

(20pcs)

M10000B

Rinse solution 20mL

sachet (25pcs.)

M10004B

pH 4.01 20mL sachet buer

solution (25pcs.)

M10007B

pH 7.01 20mL sachet buer

solution (25pcs.)

M10010B

pH10.01 20mL sachet buer

solution (25pcs.)

CERTIFICATION

Milwaukee Instruments

conform to the CE European

Directives.

Disposal of Electrical &

Electronic Equipment. Do not

treat this product as household

waste. Hand it over to the

appropriate collection point for

the recycling of electrical and

electronic equipment.

Disposal of waste batteries. This

product contains batteries. Do not

dispose of them with other household

waste. Hand them over to the appropriate

collection point for recycling.

Please note: proper product and battery

disposal prevents potential negative

consequences for human health and the

environment. For detailed information,

contact your local household waste

disposal service or go to www.

milwaukeeinstruments.com (USA &

CAN) or www.milwaukeeinst.com.

RECOMMENDATION

Before using this product, make sure

it is entirely suitable for your specific

application and for the environment

in which it is used. Any modification

introduced by the user to the supplied

equipment may compromise the meter’s

performance. For your and the meter’s

safety do not use or store the meter

in hazardous environment. To avoid

damage or burn, do not perform any

measurement in microwave ovens.

WARRANTY

This instrument is warranted against

defects in materials and manufacturing

for a period of 2 years from the date

of purchase. Probe is warranted for 6

months This warranty is limited to repair

or free of charge replacement if the

instrument cannot be repaired. Damage

due to accidents, misuse, tampering

or lack of prescribed maintenance is

not covered by warranty. If service is

required, contact your local Milwaukee

Instruments Technical Service. If the

repair is not covered by the warranty, you

will be notified of the charges incurred.

When shipping any meter, make sure

it is properly packaged for complete

protection.

Milwaukee Instruments reserves the

right to make improvements in design,

construction and appearance of its

products without advance notice.

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Summary

Certification and Disposal

Disposal of Electrical & Electronic Equipment

Instructions for proper disposal of electronic waste to prevent environmental harm.

Disposal of Waste Batteries

Guidelines for discarding batteries separately from general waste.

Recommendation and Warranty

User Recommendations

Advice on suitability, modification, and hazardous environment use for the product.

Product Warranty Information

Details on warranty period, coverage, and service contact.

Operating and Maintenance

General Operating Procedure

Steps for using the pH pen, including immersion, stabilization, and rinsing.

Electrode Storage and Care

Proper storage of the electrode with solution and avoiding distilled water.

Troubleshooting Reading Issues

Explains potential causes for large pH reading differences.

Summary

Certification and Disposal

Disposal of Electrical & Electronic Equipment

Instructions for proper disposal of electronic waste to prevent environmental harm.

Disposal of Waste Batteries

Guidelines for discarding batteries separately from general waste.

Recommendation and Warranty

User Recommendations

Advice on suitability, modification, and hazardous environment use for the product.

Product Warranty Information

Details on warranty period, coverage, and service contact.

Operating and Maintenance

General Operating Procedure

Steps for using the pH pen, including immersion, stabilization, and rinsing.

Electrode Storage and Care

Proper storage of the electrode with solution and avoiding distilled water.

Troubleshooting Reading Issues

Explains potential causes for large pH reading differences.

The Milwaukee pH600 is a digital pH pen designed for measuring pH levels. It is a compact and portable device, measuring 150x30x24 mm and weighing 85g, making it easy to handle and carry.

Function Description:

The pH600 functions as a digital pH meter, providing readings for the acidity or alkalinity of a solution. It is equipped with a sensing probe that is immersed into the solution to take measurements, and a liquid crystal display to show the pH value. The device is designed for ease of use with a simple on/off switch.

Important Technical Specifications:

Range: The pH600 can measure pH values from 0.0 to 14.0 pH.
Resolution: It offers a resolution of 0.1 pH, allowing for precise readings.
Accuracy (@20°C): The device has an accuracy of ±0.1 pH at 20°C.
Typical EMC Deviation: The typical electromagnetic compatibility deviation is ±0.2 pH.
Environment: It operates effectively in environments with temperatures ranging from 5 to 50°C and up to 95% relative humidity.
Battery Type: The pH600 is powered by three 1.5V alkaline batteries.
Battery Life: The batteries provide approximately up to 700 hours of continuous use.
Dimensions: 150x30x24 mm.
Weight: 85g.

Usage Features:

Simple Operation: To use the pH600, the protective cap is removed, and the device is turned on. The sensing probe is then immersed into the solution up to the maximum immersion level. Gentle stirring is recommended, and the user should wait for the display to stabilize before taking a reading.
Calibration: The pH600 features a straightforward calibration process. It requires immersion in a pH 7.01 buffer solution (M10007B) up to the maximum level. Once the reading stabilizes, a small screwdriver is used to adjust the pH 7 Calibration Trimmer until the display reads 7.0. It is crucial to always use fresh buffer for calibration and never reuse it.
Immersion Levels: The device indicates both minimum and maximum immersion levels for accurate readings.
Pocket Clip: A pocket clip is included for convenient carrying.
Safety Precautions: Users are advised not to use the meter in hazardous environments or perform measurements in microwave ovens to avoid damage or burns. The device should not be stored in distilled or deionized water.

Maintenance Features:

Post-Use Cleaning: After each use, the electrode should be rinsed with water to minimize contamination.
Storage: For proper storage, a few drops of storage solution (MA9015) should be placed in the protective cap, and the cap should always be replaced after use.
Battery Replacement: When the pH600 cannot be switched on or the display fades, the battery compartment can be pulled out. All three 1.5V alkaline batteries should be replaced, paying attention to their polarity. Battery replacement should only occur in a non-hazardous area.
Troubleshooting: Large differences in pH readings (e.g., ±0.5 pH) may indicate a need for calibration, a dry electrode, or rundown batteries.
Electrode Care: The appearance of white crystals around the cap is normal for pH electrodes and will dissolve when rinsed with water.
Accessories: A range of accessories is available for maintenance and operation, including:
- MA9015 Storage solution (230ml)
- MA9016 General cleaning solution (230ml)
- MA9300 1.5V battery (10 pcs.)
- MA9701 Calibration Screwdrivers (20pcs)
- M10000B Rinse solution 20mL sachet (25pcs.)
- M10004B pH 4.01 20mL sachet buffer solution (25pcs.)
- M10007B pH 7.01 20mL sachet buffer solution (25pcs.)
- M10010B pH 10.01 20mL sachet buffer solution (25pcs.)

Certification and Warranty:

The Milwaukee pH600 conforms to CE European Directives and is RoHS compliant. It comes with a 2-year warranty against defects in materials and manufacturing from the date of purchase, while the probe is warranted for 6 months. The warranty covers repair or free replacement if the instrument cannot be repaired, but does not cover damage due to accidents, misuse, tampering, or lack of prescribed maintenance.

Disposal:

The product and its batteries should not be treated as household waste. They should be handed over to appropriate collection points for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment and batteries, respectively. This ensures proper disposal and prevents potential negative consequences for human health and the environment. Further information on disposal can be obtained from local household waste disposal services or by visiting www.milwaukeeinstruments.com (USA & CAN) or www.milwaukeeinst.com.