
Product Overview
Heavy metal pollution in water resources has increasingly become a severe global concern. The World Health Organization has stipulated ppb-level safety reference limits for heavy metals in water across various fields. The Chinese government has also issued a series of environmental safety standards, such as GB 5749—2006 Sanitary Standard for Drinking Water and CJ/T 206—2005 Water Quality Standard for Urban Water Supply, which require heavy metal content in safe drinking water to be controlled at the ppb level.
Conventional optical detection methods suffer from high operating costs and low sensitivity at the ppm level. Atomic absorption spectrometry requires costly equipment and complicated sample pretreatment, making it unsuitable for on-site and emergency monitoring scenarios.
Detection Principle
Adopts anodic stripping voltammetry, complying with U.S. EPA standard methods (EPA7063, EPA7472).
Product Features
Chinese operation interface with intelligent guidance for easy operation.
Bench-top design, suitable for field emergency monitoring and laboratory analysis.
Large-size LCD screen with high-definition backlight for convenient operation.
Standard testing items: copper, zinc, arsenic, mercury, cadmium and lead; expandable to nickel, manganese, chromium, thallium, antimony, selenium and other heavy metals.
Built-in 20 programmable analysis menus, supporting customized detection of various heavy metal ions.
Capable of storing 1,000 sets of test data for result inquiry and management.
Flexible power supply: 220V mains power, batteries or rechargeable batteries.
Configuration List
Main unit and analysis cell
Portable carrying case: equipped with power adapter, data management software, electrodes and pipette
Supporting reagents, electrode cleaning kit, dedicated analysis cups and pipette tips
Key End Users
China National Environmental Monitoring Centre, Inner Mongolia Environmental Monitoring Center, Shaanxi Environmental Monitoring Center, Qinghai Environmental Monitoring Center, Fujian Environmental Monitoring Center, Sichuan Environmental Monitoring Center, Yunnan Environmental Monitoring Center, Shenzhen Environmental Monitoring Station, Weihai Environmental Monitoring Station, Huai’an Environmental Monitoring Station, and other provincial and municipal environmental monitoring institutions.


