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DESCRIPTION

This manual describes your Myron L EP series meter,

tells you how to use it, and how to keep it working

accurately for many years.

Myron L EP & EP10 Meters are compact, multi-range

instruments which operate on the principle of electrical

conductivity. They each contain a built-in cell cup and will

quickly determine the conductivity of almost any solution.

Both have dials calibrated in micromhos (µmhos)

equivalent to the metric microsiemens (µS). Model EP

features a second dial scale calibrated in

megohms/resistivity for testing ultrapure water.

Both are 3.4” x 4.5” x 4.0” (86 x 114 x 102mm) and

weigh less than one pound (0.45 kg). EP series meters are

completely self-contained. The built-in cell is automatically

temperature compensated. They are powered by one 9

volt battery good for at least 2000 tests, or one year shelf

life.

MODEL RANGES

EP 0-0.5, 0-5, 0-50, 0-500, 0-5,000 micromhos (µmhos)

2-30 Megohms

EP10 0-10, 0-100, 0-1,000, 0-10,000 micromhos (µmhos)

ACCURACY: (Both Models) ±2% of full scale

REPEATABILITY: (Both Models) ±1%

TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION TO 25ºC:

EP 32-120ºF (0-49ºC)

EP10 50-160ºF (10-71ºC)

By using an RE-10 Range Extender (see

ACCESSORIES), the maximum range of each meter may

be increased ten times.

The pictures in this manual show the major operating

parts of your Myron L EP series meter. Handle your meter

and identify these parts to become familiar with it.

Battery

Indicator

Range Switch

Cell Cup

Button

Upper Electrode

Meter Zero

Adjust

Pointer

Model EP10 shown

4&5 RANGE CONDUCTIVITY METERS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

User’s Manual for Models EP

EP-10

Summary of content (4 pages)

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4&5 range conductivity meters operating instructions User’s Manual for Models EP EP-10 description This manual describes your Myron L EP series meter, tells you how to use it, and how to keep it working accurately for many years. Myron L EP & EP10 Meters are compact, multi-range instruments which operate on the principle of electrical conductivity. They each contain a built-in cell cup and will quickly determine the conductivity of almost any solution.
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using your meter 1. Turn the Range Switch to the desired range. If you don’t know which range to use, set it to 1000. 2. Rinse the cell cup three times with the sample you want to test. (For very hot or very cold samples see temperature compensation below.) never fill the cell by dipping the meter into water! 3. Fill the cell with another sample to at least 1/4” (6mm) above the upper electrode. 4. Press the black button. 5. Read the dial’s black scale value indicated by the pointer.
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calibration/maintenance standard solutions: A Standard Solution has a known conductivity and ppm. Your meter was calibrated at the factory using NIST Standard Solutions. You can keep your meter accurate by using the same NIST Standard Solutions. To pick the right Myron L Company Standard Solution for your meter see accessories. How often you calibrate your meter depends on how much you use it. For once a day use, recalibrate it every three months. checking calibration 1.
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accessories continued recommended standard solutions RE-10 RANGE EXTENDER model/range solution number EP x .1 None available x 1 None available x 10 442-30 x 100 442-300 x 1000 442-3000 with RE-10 442-30,000 EP-10 x 1 None available x 10 KCl-70 x 100 KCl-700 x 1000 KCl-7000 with RE-10 KCl-70,000 standard solution equivalent values Solution Micromhos Number Microsiemens 442-30 442-300 442-3000 442-30,000 KCl-70 KCl-700 KCl-7000 KCl-70,000 46.7 445 3900 30,100 70 700 7000 70,000 PPM/NaCl 21.