Turbimeter Plus

The Turbimeter Plus combines testing for Turbidity and TSS on one instrument, delivering rapid results for two of the most important indicators for water quality in drinking water, wastewater and safe water monitoring.

Unique Quadoptix Technology
The Turbimeter Plus uses two independent sources and two independent detectors to provide four autonomous measurement systems, allowing multiple validation of results for greater accuracy.

Data management with USB connectivity
The Turbimeter Plus includes storage for 1000 results which can be transferred to a PC via USB.

Rapid results in less than 10 seconds
Get turbidity results in less than 10 seconds using normal mode. For further analysis switch to average or continuous capture modes.

Ideal for field use
With initial battery power for approximately 10,000 tests, the Turbimeter Plus is designed for field use, coming in a portable case for easy transit. Charge your instrument via the USB.

IP67 certified waterproof
Our turbidity meter is fully waterproof, inclusive of the USB socket.

Enquire Now

To contact our team please fill out the enquiry form below. Please note we aim to respond to all enquiries within 2 working days.

IP67 Waterproof

Digital Testing

No Reagents

Portable Case

Turbimeter Plus

Accessories

View Accessories

Turbidity

0.01 – 1050 NTU

Register Your Product

Click here to register

Servicing

Servicing your photometer helps to prevent any long-term damage which can put your instrument out of use.

Click here to find out more

Technical Support

To find out more information and to contact our support team, visit our technical support page.

Click here to find out more

Frequently Asked Questions

Read our FAQs for more information about your product and application.

Click here for more FAQs

How do I clean my photometer?

Photometers should be regularly cleaned to ensure that your instrument is reading correctly and is not affected by dust or water marks.

To clean a compact or Lumiso photometer, place a small amount of anti- static cleaning foam on to a lint free cloth and wipe the instrument.

For multiparameter photometers, you should clean several parts of your instrument. To clean, place a small amount of anti- static cleaning foam on to a lint free cloth and wipe the instrument.

Sample holder.
The first image shows the surface around the sample holder, all visible marks on this area should be removed
Outside optics base plate.
Turn the instrument over and undo the two screws on the base of the instrument, as demonstrated in the second image. Gently wipe the curved areas near the LEDs and the flat area on the opposite side.
Inside optics base plate
Contamination on the inside of the base plate can migrate onto your calibration tubes leading to scratches which damage the standards. If marks cannot be removed from the base plate, a new base plate should be fitted.
When refitting or replacing a base plate, you must ensure screws are tightened so that the standards are set are the correct height. Failure to do so can lead to compromised results.

Why is Turbidity Monitoring Important in Pools?

Turbidity is used to measure the clarity of pools and spas. This is important to ensure that swimmers, lifeguards and camera systems can see clearly through the water for safety reasons. However, it is also important to monitor the turbidity to ensure filtration systems are working effectively, and that there is not an imbalance in the chemistry of the pool.

For more information about the importance of monitoring turbidity in swimming pools and spas, read our article here.

What is the difference between Total Dissolved Solids and Suspended Solids?

Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) describes to the solid particles that can pass through a 2-micron filter. The solids in a liquid that cannot pass through this filter, i.e. the larger particles, are described as suspended solids. Particles that are even larger are known as settleable solids.