A conductivity meter is a water quality analysis instrument used to measure the conductive capacity of a solution. It detects the ion content in water through a paired conductivity electrode and converts it into a conductivity value to assess water purity and solution salinity. It is categorized into three types: laboratory benchtop, portable handheld, and industrial online. These meters provide direct readouts, and online models can output standard signals for integration into automated control systems. They are commonly used for pure water quality monitoring and ion concentration detection in various solutions.
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