A pH meter, also known as an acidity meter, is an analytical instrument used for precisely measuring the acidity or alkalinity of a solution. It relies on a compatible pH electrode to collect hydrogen ion concentrations in water samples, pharmaceutical liquids, or chemical fluids, converting the potential signal into a pH value within the range of 0 to 14. It comes in three types: portable handheld, benchtop laboratory, and industrial online models. It provides direct digital readouts and can be paired with an automatic control system to output standard signals for coordinating dosing equipment. It is widely used for monitoring and managing the acidity and alkalinity of various water qualities and solutions.
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