TN480 Infrared Turbidimeter with GLP Data Management and USB Output

The Apera Instruments TN480 Infrared Turbidimeter delivers fast, accurate, and reliable turbidity measurements for liquids using a nephelometric 90° scattering method. Equipped with an infrared LED (860 ± 30 nm), it complies with ISO 7027 and DIN EN 27027 standards for precise determination of turbidity in aqueous solutions.

The TruRead™ measurement mode is ideal for rapidly settling samples or fluctuating measurements, ensuring stable and repeatable results. The TN480 features GLP data management with a memory capacity of 200 data sets, which can be exported via USB to a PC for real-time monitoring and analysis.

A large TFT color screen with intuitive on-screen guidance enhances usability, while the IP67 waterproof housing makes it suitable for both laboratory and field applications such as drinking water analysis and environmental monitoring.

Key Features:

✔ Fast & Accurate Turbidity Measurements – Infrared 90° nephelometric technology ensures precise results.
✔ TruRead™ Measurement Mode – Designed for fast-settling samples and fluctuating readings.
✔ GLP Data Management – Stores up to 200 data sets with USB connectivity for easy data transfer.
✔ Large TFT Color Screen – Provides clear instructions and real-time progress indicators.
✔ EPA-Certified AMCOClear® Standards – Non-toxic, ready-to-use calibration solutions.
✔ IP67 Waterproof Design – Ideal for both field and laboratory applications.
✔ Convenient Storage & Transport – Comes in a rugged carrying case with accessories.
✔ CE-Certified & 2-Year Warranty – Ensures quality, safety, and long-term reliability.

Complete Set Includes:

• TN480 Infrared Turbidimeter
• Calibration Solutions (0.0, 20.0, 100, 400, 800 NTU)
• 6 Sample Cuvettes
• 10ml Silicone Oil
• Microfiber Cloth
• USB Stick with Software & USB Cable
• 4x AA Batteries & Screwdriver
• User Manual
• Rugged Carrying Case

The Apera TN480 Infrared Turbidimeter is a versatile and professional-grade solution for laboratories, environmental agencies, and water quality testing professionals.