Best all in 1 meter

Hello

figured this would be best place to post this ??

what is the best pH/ec/ etc meter that i can buy and last years

i am going to be running ebb and flow with a few seperate bubblers for my cuttings, still unsure what to use to vegging


anyways,,, recommendations please?

links would be helpful too

I've had nothing but trouble out of my sm802. Even after sending it back and getting a new one the ppm/tds measure is off and the ph has to be constantly calibrated.

thanks,

i was thinking hanna brand seems to be most common...?

surprised nobody else has opinions on this

Cereall said:

thanks,

i was thinking hanna brand seems to be most common...?

surprised nobody else has opinions on this

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Don't know if this will help, but I had a hannah pH tester that worked awesome. I had had it for a couple of years untill I broke it a few days ago. It was only a pH tester so I don't know about the all in ones, but I assume they are good.

http://www.getbluelab.com/shop/Bluelab+Combo+Meter%99.html

I LOVE mine! Search this forum and read about it. No one else has a 5 year warranty. My pH probe broke because my local retailer didn't get the email to take the old style probe cleaning tool out of the kits in stock. I emailed Bluelab and had a free ($80) replacement pH probe waiting for me at my local retailer within 48 hours. You just can't argue with customer service like that.

i use the hannas the cal on mine doesnt change much .03 a month and as far as ec i dont use them ive been at it some many years i dont need 1 but ild guess hanna is good there to and they r cheap no great loss if u drop it or what not

bluelab for sure , brew and grow in livonia sunshine hydro in mt pleasant and horizon hydro in grand rapids

I have the HANNA love it. It is the all in one black meter. Its all the labs have ever used the places I have worked, A bad meter for them means a recall, loss of revenue, and customers. They would loose more than I could ever and they trust them. That says a lot about their quality.

thanks for replies, bluelab seems solid as well as hannah
there are just so many different hannahs, all similiar but diff part numbers

well, i think i will try out the hannahs as they are slightly cheaper, and if i somehow drop in my reservoir, wont feel as bad as if it were the 230$ bluelab one lol