Hanna Instruments HALO2 Wireless Meat pH Tester

These Hanna Instruments HALO2 Wireless Meat pH Testers with built-in specialized electrode are ideal for pH measurement during meat processing. The food grade PVDF body material is easy to clean and disinfect. In addition to being resistant to most chemicals (e.g. solvents, sodium hypochlorite), ultraviolet light, and fungal growth, the PVDF body also has high-abrasion resistance and mechanical strength.

The stainless-steel blade (3804-93, sold separately) has been specially designed to use with meat tester 3804-89. The blade features a 25mm (0.98") cutout opening allowing the electrode to come in contact with the sample. Made of high-grade steel, the tip is corrosion resistant, protects the glass pH electrode from breakage, and is razor sharp for piercing into meat. To use the blade, simply identify supplied O-ring and place on electrode, then screw the blade collar ring until the threads are engaged.

Supplied with a starter kit consisting of: pH 4.01 buffer solution sachet (2 pcs), pH 7.01 buffer solution sachet (2 pcs), electrode cleaning solution for meat, grease, and fats (2 pcs), electrode storage solution (dropper bottle), gelled bridge electrolyte (dropper bottle), 3V Lithium battery – CR2032, instrument quality certificate, and instruction manual.

Key Features

• Conical tip allows for easy penetration into solids and semisolids such as meats and sausages
• Tester 3804-89 features threads at the base of the probe for compatibility with the 3804-93 stainless steel meat blade (sold separately)
• Double-junction design presents a silver-free electrolyte solution interacting with the sample, making the electrode less susceptible to clogging and guaranteeing fast, stable reading
• Compact, waterproof casing, and automatic pH calibration at up to three points, or four points when used with Hanna Lab App
• Integrated Bluetooth module allows the tester to be used as a standalone pH tester or connected to a compatible smart device with the Hanna Lab App
• Automatic temperature compensated readings