Bluelab Combo Meter with Leap pH Probe

The Bluelab Combo Meter with Leap pH Probe combines Bluelab's multi-parameter meter with the brand's most robust probe, the Leap. It measures pH, conductivity (EC), and temperature, and thanks to its reinforced spear tip, you can read directly in the root zone: substrate, coco, rockwool, or nutrient solution. It's the ideal choice for those who grow in solid media and also manage a reservoir.

Benefits

• pH, EC, and temperature in a single portable instrument, with a backlit display.
• pH range 0.0-14.0 with ±0.1 accuracy and automatic temperature compensation.
• Leap probe with reinforced tip and double-junction reference for measuring within the substrate.
• 2-meter cable: reaches hard-to-access reservoirs and pots.
• Scales in EC, CF, PPM 500, and PPM 700, and temperature in °C or °F.

How to use

Calibrate the pH with the included 7.0 and 4.0 buffer solutions before starting. Use the dibber to open a hole in the moist substrate and insert the probe tip; in solution, immerse only the tip. Rinse with clean water and replace the storage cap with KCl when finished.

Available at Pachamama Indoor Farming Culture, with shipping to all of Costa Rica.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Bluelab | Type: Combo Meter with Leap pH probe — all-in-one pH, EC, and temperature meter
• Measures pH, electrical conductivity (EC/CF/PPM), and solution temperature in a single instrument
• Includes the Bluelab Leap pH probe — low-maintenance solid-state electrode that can be stored dry
• Waterproof housing — suitable for direct use in nutrient reservoirs and irrigation lines
• Includes pH and EC calibration solutions plus pH 7.0 buffer solution

Instructions for use

• Calibrate the pH probe with pH 7.0 and 4.0 buffer solutions before first use and weekly thereafter
• Check EC accuracy monthly with the included EC standard solution
• Rinse probe tips with clean water after each use
• The Leap probe can be stored dry between uses — no storage solution required
• Replace the Leap pH probe when readings are no longer accurate after calibration