Waterfed ® - abc Time Saver Wear Parts - Replacement TDS Meter
Waterfed ® - abc Time Saver Wear Parts - TDS Meter for Enterprise
Use a suitable TDS meter to compare source water and purified output as part of your system's maintenance routine. Choose a handheld tester for samples or a model-specific replacement for an installed meter, and follow its measurement and calibration instructions.
The Triple Crown handheld TDS tester is a battery-operated option for checking samples. The abc replacement TDS meter is listed for NXT, Dual DI, and Voyager systems. Match an installed replacement to the exact system and connections rather than assuming all TDS meters fit the same way.
TDS means total dissolved solids. The meter provides a reading useful for monitoring water purification; it does not identify every substance in the water. Use it as one maintenance measurement. A low reading does not by itself explain dirt, residue, or rinsing problems on the glass.
Check source water and purified output at the points specified by your system's instructions. Identify which stage an installed sensor measures. A reading before final DI treatment is not the same check as a reading of water leaving the complete system.
Follow the meter's instructions for sample collection, probe immersion, stabilization, and cleaning. Use a clean sample container so residue does not affect the result. Check the battery and calibration procedure when readings are unexpected, and compare readings taken under a consistent method.
Not necessarily. Follow the system's troubleshooting and service instructions to identify the stage that needs attention. Record source and output readings so you can compare changes over time. Review the DI and RO/DI guide for the different filtration arrangements; do not use a single universal replacement interval for every system.
It checks the sampled water, not the entire cleaning process. Dirt or residue on glass and frames, a contaminated brush, or incomplete rinsing can still affect the result. If the water reading is as expected, review cleaning and rinsing technique as well as tool condition.
Check whether you need a handheld instrument, a complete installed meter, or a particular replacement component. Compare the model's range, units, power requirements, and included parts. Follow the supplied instructions for calibration and storage so the meter remains useful for ongoing checks.
Need help matching your equipment? Call abc at 1-800-989-4003 with your system model, existing parts, and job requirements.