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DIGITAL POTENTIOMETER (CAI-32)

Model No:CAI-32

    Complete Overview of Digital Potentiometers & Electrochemistry Measurement Systems

    Welcome to our high-accuracy electrochemistry testing division. As a premier analytical instrument manufacturer, we produce sophisticated digital potentiometer units engineered to measure electrical potential and redox reactions with absolute precision. Incorporating a dependable microprocessor potentiometer ensures accurate endpoints during complex chemical titrations and oxidation-reduction monitoring.

Product Information

Model

CAI-32

CAI-32A

Mv Range

-500.0 to +500.0 mv

-500.0 to +500.0 mv

Resolution

0.1 mv

0.1 mv

Accuracy

+ - 1mv

+ - 1mv

Input Impedence

> 1012 ohms

> 1012 ohms

Operating Temperature

10 °C – 45 °C

10 °C – 45 °C

Electrode

Glass and Reference

Glass, Reference, Platinum and Silver

Display

16x2 LCD

16x2 LCD

Power

220 Volt +-10%, 50 Hz

220 Volt +-10%, 50 Hz

Function Keys

Set Zero

Set Zero

Dimensions

275x187x94 mm (Approx)

275x187x94 mm (Approx)

Accessory

Two Electrodes

Buffer bottles 100 ml 4.00 and 7.00

Instruction Manual

Four Electrodes

Buffer bottles 100 ml 4.00 and 7.00

Instruction Manual

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Where Is a Digital Potentiometer Used? (Key Industry Applications)

Chemical Research Labs

Essential for performing acid-base, precipitation, and complexometric titrations where color indicators are inadequate.

Pharmaceutical Analysis

Employed to determine active raw ingredients, assay purity levels, and redox potential in synthetic compound formulations.

Environmental & Wastewater Testing

Utilized to evaluate oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) and heavy metal contents in municipal effluents and industrial discharges.

Educational Institutions

Deployed in university physical and analytical chemistry labs for student practicals on electrochemical cells and electromotive force.

Global Market Demand & Target Regions

Precision electrochemistry instruments command extensive international trade demand. Major import markets and high-volume procurement regions include India, the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, and various European nations where strict analytical standards govern chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

What Researchers and Buyers Search For Online

Laboratory directors and procurement officers frequently query terms such as digital potentiometer price, microprocessor based potentiometric titrator India, redox potential measurement device, laboratory ORP meter supplier, and digital electrochemical analyzer.

Why Choose Our Potentiometric Systems?

Our microprocessor-based digital potentiometers feature high-impedance input circuits, automated endpoint detection, mV and pH dual range modes, and stable reference electrode compatibility. These advanced features eliminate manual judgment errors, delivering exceptional reproducibility and dependable analytical performance.

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Frequently Asked Questions (Extended FAQ Guide)

Q1: What is a Digital Potentiometer and how does it function in chemistry?

A digital potentiometer (or potentiometric titrator) is an analytical instrument used to measure the electric potential between two electrodes (indicator and reference electrodes) in a solution. As a titrant is added, the sudden change in potential marks the exact equivalence point of the chemical reaction.

Q2: Why are digital models preferred over traditional manual potentiometers?

Digital microprocessor systems offer automatic temperature compensation, digital stability indicators, zero reading drift, and direct millivolt (mV) readouts, significantly reducing human error and calculation time.

Q3: Why source analytical equipment directly from an Indian manufacturer?

Sourcing directly from an established factory ensures verified sensor calibration compliance, genuine replacement parts, comprehensive operational guides, and cost-effective wholesale pricing.

Q4: What types of electrodes can be connected to this meter?

Standard laboratory units support a variety of electrodes including standard glass pH electrodes, platinum redox (ORP) electrodes, silver/chloride reference electrodes, and specific ion-selective electrodes.

Q5: How frequently should the potentiometer be calibrated?

It is recommended to calibrate the instrument daily using certified buffer solutions or standard reference redox solutions before undertaking critical testing sequences.