Techris Systems supplies conductivity meters in Ireland for laboratory testing, water quality analysis, industrial applications and process monitoring.

Electrical conductivity (EC) measurement indicates how readily a solution conducts electricity. It is commonly used to assess the concentration of dissolved ions in water and other suitable liquids, supporting routine testing and quality-control procedures.

Our range includes portable conductivity meters with multiple measurement ranges, temperature compensation and probes designed for different testing conditions. Depending on the model, instruments can be used for laboratory analysis, water testing, agricultural applications and industrial measurements.

Whether you need to check conductivity in a water sample, monitor a process liquid or select an EC meter for routine quality control, Techris Systems can help you identify an instrument suited to your requirements.

Explore our conductivity meters below or contact us for technical advice and pricing.

Conductivity meters are used to assess the electrical conductivity of water and other suitable solutions. The appropriate instrument depends on the sample, required measurement range and testing procedure.

• Laboratory analysis: Measure conductivity in suitable liquid samples as part of routine testing and research.
• Chemical and process monitoring: Monitor changes in conductivity where it is a relevant process parameter.
• Water quality testing: Check conductivity in water samples as part of water-quality assessment.
• Industrial applications: Support routine testing of process liquids and suitable aqueous solutions.
• Agriculture and hydroponics: Monitor conductivity in nutrient solutions and other relevant liquids.
• Environmental testing: Measure conductivity in appropriate freshwater and environmental samples.



Techris Systems can help you compare available conductivity meters and identify a suitable instrument for your testing requirements.

When selecting a conductivity meter, consider the type of sample you need to test and the range of conductivity values you expect to measure.

Key features to compare include:

• Measurement range: Choose a meter that covers the expected conductivity of your samples.
• Resolution and accuracy: Check the specifications against the requirements of your test method.
• Temperature compensation: Consider whether automatic or manual compensation is appropriate for your measurements.
• Probe suitability: Ensure the supplied probe is suitable for the sample and testing environment.
• Portability: Decide whether you need a handheld instrument for fieldwork or a meter for routine laboratory use.
• Calibration requirements: Check the manufacturer's calibration procedure and the reference solutions required.
• Documentation: If your quality system requires calibration records or other supporting documentation, confirm what is available for the selected model.

If you are unsure which model to choose, contact Techris Systems for practical advice.

Whether you need a portable EC meter for water analysis, a conductivity instrument for laboratory testing or a meter for industrial applications, Techris Systems can help you select a suitable solution.

Contact our team for product specifications, technical advice, pricing and availability.

Phone: 00353 (0)42 9743150
Email: sales@techrissystems.com

Techris Systems supplies professional measurement instruments to customers throughout Ireland.