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Bluelab manufactures high-precision measurement technology for controlled environment agriculture, specializing in pH, conductivity, and temperature meters for hydroponics.

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Bluelab is a global leader in measurement tools for controlled environment agriculture, specifically designing weak-point-free equipment for hydroponic, aquaponic, and soil-based growing systems. Based in New Zealand with a strong presence in the United States, Bluelab produces a wide range of devices including the industry-standard Guardian Monitor, Truncheon Nutrient Meters, and handheld pH pens.

Known for durability and accuracy, Bluelab products help growers manage nutrient solutions by providing precise readings of pH, conductivity (EC/ppm), and temperature. The company emphasizes proper probe care and regular calibration to ensure optimal crop health and yield. Their portfolio extends from simple handheld indicators to automated dosing controllers for commercial operations.

Bluelab manuals

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bluelab Guardian Monitor User Guide

Ndira 15, 2023
bluelab Guardian Monitor Makorokoto nekutengaasing the Bluelab Guardian Monitor The Bluelab Guardian Monitor is a continuous indicator of the current levels of EC, pH and temperature of your nutrient…

bluelab METCOM Combo Meter User Guide

Chivabvu 20, 2022
bluelab METCOM Combo Meter Features Measures pH, conductivity / nutrient (EC, CF, ppm 500 and ppm 700) and temperature (°C, °F) Lightweight and portable Replaceable double junction pH probe Large…

Bluelab METCOMPLUS Combo Meter Mushandisi Guide

Chivabvu 13, 2022
Bluelab METCOMPLUS Combo Meter Features Measures pH, conductivity/nutrient (EC, CF, ppm 500 and ppm 700) and temperature (°C, °F) Lightweight and portable Replaceable double junction pH probe Large easy to…

Bluelab Combo Meter Care and Use Guide

user manual
This guide provides comprehensive instructions for the Bluelab Combo Meter, covering its features, setup, calibration, measurement of pH, conductivity, and temperature, maintenance, troubleshooting, and warranty information.

Bluelab Combo Meter: Kuchengeta, Kushandisa, uye Technical Guide

User Manual
Comprehensive guide for the Bluelab Combo Meter, covering features, setup, calibration, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, technical specifications, and warranty information. Learn how to measure pH, conductivity, and temperature accurately for hydroponic…

Bluelab Guardian Monitor Care and Use Guide

User Manual
A comprehensive care and use guide for the Bluelab Guardian Monitor, detailing its features, setup, calibration, maintenance, and troubleshooting for optimal performance in monitoring pH, conductivity, and temperature.

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  • How do I store my Bluelab pH probe?

    Always keep the pH probe tip wet. Store it in the storage cap with Bluelab pH Probe KCl Storage Solution. Never use distilled, RO, or de-ionized water, as this will damage the probe.

  • How often should I calibrate my Bluelab meter?

    It is recommended to calibrate pH meters at least every 30 days, or whenever you suspect readings are inaccurate. Conductivity (EC) probes normally do not require calibration but should be cleaned regularly.

  • What should I do if my pH probe dries out?

    If the probe tip dries out, hydrate it by soaking it in KCl storage solution for 24 hours. After hydration, clean and calibrate the probe to check if it has suffered permanent damage.

  • How do I clean the conductivity probe?

    Remove the shroud and place a few drops of Bluelab Conductivity Probe Cleaner on the probe face. Rub vigorously with a chamois or finger, then rinse thoroughly under running water to remove all traces of cleaner.

  • What do the error messages 'Or' and 'Ur' mean?

    'Or' stands for Over Range, meaning the solution exceeds the measurement max. 'Ur' stands for Under Range, meaning the solution is below the measurement min.