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[Safecastle]

Order your HM Digital COM-300 today and start monitoring your water quality in minutes!

• Measures four parameters: pH, Electrical Conductivity (EC), Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), and temperature.
• Five scales: pH, µS, mS, ppm 0.5 (NaCl) Scale & 0.7 (442™) Scale.
• Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC): Uses three temperature coefficients to compensate for discrepancies in temperature.
• Waterproof housing (IP-67 rating): Can be used in wet environments without worry.
• Digital Calibration: Easy and precise calibration for better results.
• Auto-off function: Conserves battery life.
• Data-hold function: Freezes readings on the screen for easy reference.
• Low-battery indicator: Alerts you when the battery is low.
• Large and easy-to-read LCD screen: Includes simultaneous temperature reading.
• Replaceable Sensor (model SP-C3): Easy to replace if it becomes damaged.
• Factory Calibrated (pH/EC/TDS): Comes ready to use.

Link to Buy: HM Digital Com-300 Ph/Tds/EC/Temp Meter

 

[Zardoz]

I don't understand the need for something like this with modern plumbing. Even if on a well, what purpose would this device serve? PH? Can't really change it unless you may be sensitive to it. Electrical Conductivity? Who cares? Total Dissolved Solids? Just run it through a filter,like a Berkey, or similar. Temperature? Who cares? Can someone elaborate on something I may be missing here? Thanks...

 

[tnphil]

I don't understand the need for something like this with modern plumbing. Even if on a well, what purpose would this device serve? PH? Can't really change it unless you may be sensitive to it. Electrical Conductivity? Who cares? Total Dissolved Solids? Just run it through a filter,like a Berkey, or similar. Temperature? Who cares? Can someone elaborate on something I may be missing here? Thanks...

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[Safecastle]

Reviewed the post if there are any over excited sales pitch here. Couldn't find any. Lot of customer find these products helpful and we simply promote what we have available especially if there is a sale.

Not in the snake oil business. Asked ChatGPT to run text analysis on the our post and this is what GPT responded.

Our mission has and will remain to be informative and promoted for best prices possible so our customer stay informed and prepared.

 

[Ambros]

I don't understand the need for something like this with modern plumbing. Even if on a well, what purpose would this device serve? PH? Can't really change it unless you may be sensitive to it. Electrical Conductivity? Who cares? Total Dissolved Solids? Just run it through a filter,like a Berkey, or similar. Temperature? Who cares? Can someone elaborate on something I may be missing here? Thanks...

They are really nice if you have a well that you're filtering to know exactly how well you filters are working

 

[Bad Hand]

My subdivision has a well and it is at the base of the Tetons. The water is so cold it hurts, the water is tested once a month. The 2 towns water came from an artisan spring that is until the EPA showed up and forced them to and the chemicals to the water even though it tested pure. Now it isn't fit to drink.

 

[Abert]

Way OVERPRICED - you can get a dissolved minerals tester for under $10 here is on on Amazon.
PH does not change that much simple test strips now and then and your all set.

https://www.amazon.com/iPstyle-Measuring-0-9999ppm-Aquariums-Hydroponics/dp/B085VLJJPH/ref=asc_df_B085VLJJPH&mcid=b890f4c0e3173d46a1fa99876f3afd3d?tag=bngsmtphsnus-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80264466474851&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4583863992931929&psc=1

 

[Seeker22]

They are really nice if you have a well that you're filtering to know exactly how well you filters are working

We at the Seeker22/Ghost homestead have been in Well Hell for the last couple of weeks. This post is a caution to others with their own wells. I have lived with hard water all my life. Limestone is going to leach out Calcium when you need it least. The pics I took of the quarter turn valve plum full of little pieces of what looked like crushed up sea shells, dropped my jaw. No water could get through. We've been ten years on this well without changing the plumbing in the Cabin. If I'd had one of these things, I could have seen it coming and fixed it on my schedule and not Fate's.

Well guys came out and replaced every part that makes a Pump House function. Buddy came and replaced the PEX connection under the kitchen sink. All new everything in kitchen and bathroom. Adding one of these units is now on the list. Thanks for posting.