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5 (1 Review) | UPC: 793950051054 | Model: Extech PH105
ExStik PH Electrode
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The Extech PH105 Replacement pH Electrode Module features a rugged design and is interchangeable with ExStik® Chlorine or ORP meters. It can also measure in liquids, semisolids, and solids and has automatic temperature control via its built-in Pt-100Ω sensor.
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The Extech pH100 uses these and they last an appropriate length of time and are quite rugged in both extreme pH and high temperature ranges.
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