can the test strips used on meters showing mmol/litre
634658
The mmol/l is the unit of measure used in labs. Is that how your meter is set? Are you from the US? The unit of measure for glucose here in the US is mg/dl. If that is how your meter is set, I don't see why they wouldn't work.
634659
I have used the Breeze 2 meter and test strips for several years and am very happy with them. I a not certain what your question is.
1408566
I don't know. I use this for domestic applications only. I bought it because none of my old meters were Catagory 3.
84294
Greetings,All of our test strips are 1 year or better. The manufacturer may have updated all of their packaging slightly but will still be compatible with your meter. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to give us a call on our direct line at 1-866-622-4984.
1331380
Not sure what you mean by coded strips, but the strips I buy have lot numbers on them that you enter into the meter when prompted. The lot number is always the same. But is subject to change,
1580725
In addition to the meter you get a sample pack of 20 test strips, 4 or 5 lancets, and a pen to load the lancets into. I never use it. I just stick myself with the lancet. You do not get the testing liquid to see if your meter reading is accurate but if you want it your pharmacist can get it for you. If you have diabetes you can ask your doctor for a meter and he'll give you one at no charge. I don't know where the seller gets his meters from but the box often says it is not intended to be sold. Before buying, You should see if can get one from your doc. Take care of yourself.
2210739
Harriet, I haven't tried that. Even if the strips would physically fit, the issue would be the compatibility of the TRUEtest strips' printed circuitry with the Accu-Chek meter's electronics. I recommend that you go to a corner drugstore and buy a meter like True to Go that is very inexpensive. You will recover your investment very quickly.
2169102
This meter is designed for appliance service technicians, and is not a laboratory instrument. In practice you will see two places past the decimal when working with 12 volt systems and one place past the decimal when working with 120 volt systems. (It is a 4 digit display.) According to the manual 400mV range has 0.1mV resolution (0.5% + 4 digits) That only works if you are measuring something below 400mV, otherwise you get an out of range error. Read more here: http://www.kleintools.com/sites/kleintools/files/instructions/CL2000_TrueRms-Digital-Clamp-Meter-Instructions.pdf
1192970
I use Bayer's 7080G and 7099C test strips. Never had a problem with those. I don't know if that helps you out. If you really want to make sure call Bayer, they well help. My Meter is a 7184A. Just buy 50, then you won't get burned, if they don't work.
387833
Not total sure, I know I have 3 different machine here at my plant - each one requires there own test strips. I know there was a couple different number of machines for this brand that take these strips.
2023277
No, it doesn't use test strips because it's not electronic. It uses reagents and you compare the results to the color chart visually.
1314211
I doubt it very much. These strips come with a computer chip that fits into the side of the unit to calibrate it to that particular strip lot. Even if the strips fit a different machine, odds are the results would not be at all accurate.
424392
Yes the meter should show voltage and or amps being drawn if there is a leak. Just remember that some radio's and electronic bildge pumps will pull voltage and slight amprage for memory [radio] and to check for water pressure [pump] Electronic bildge pump don't look for water level they sence water pressure to turn them on and off.
1904484
The strips all have an expiration date. When they have expired the meter will not work with them.
2120029
Meter is for dissolved solids, salts & temperature. Suggest looking for pHydrion (brand) test strips, which come in broad (pH 0 - 14) or narrower bands. Easy to use. Tear-off paper roll cheaper if just general pH is needed (like a fish tank).
1870984
Sure. You just need to know the appropriate levels for a hot tub versus a pool. The strips don't care one way or the other. They indicate the chemical levels, it is up to you to interpret the readings and make the adjustments.
2169103
This meter is designed for appliance service technicians, and is not a laboratory instrument. In practice you will see two places past the decimal when working with 12 volt systems and one place past the decimal when working with 120 volt systems. (It is a 4 digit display.) According to the manual 400mV range has 0.1mV resolution ± (0.5% + 4 digits) That only works if you are measuring something below 400mV, otherwise you get an out of range error. Read more here: http://www.kleintools.com/sites/kleintools/files/instructions/CL2000_TrueRms-Digital-Clamp-Meter-Instructions.pdf
276215
Well in a relative sense, the answer is yes. The reason I say that is you have to calibrate it yourself. If you immerse the meter tip into something that you know is 100% saturated, you have the ability to set the meter reading to the maximum, which is 10. Therefore, all other readings should become accurate. This is explained in the instructions that come with the meter.