| 9:59 am I get back to you about the ORP-01-3-0098 probe that I bought | | 9:59 am Here is the problem: I manage to calibrate it at 470mv with a buffer solution | | 10:01 am then, with the 650mV buffer solution it gives approximately 620mv - not very well, but above all, it does not take good measurements in real conditions, ie with the pool water: gives 550mv instead of 690 for example: - ( | | First thing: if you connect the probe and you dip it in the 470 mV solution, can you read 470 mV on the device? | | 10:02 am yes to the first thing - after calibrating the device, because it changes a bit from one probe to another | | 10:04 am calibration with the device | | So., It seems that the probe is measuring the value at 470 mv. In this case put the pool water in a glass and then look at the value measured by the device | | 10:05 am it gives for example 550 instead of 690 | | How do you know it should be 550? | | 10:07 am this should be 690 because I got another probe, which calibrates precisely on 470 and 650, and because it corresponds to the results of tests with strips | | 10:09 am to see otherwise: we have 3 samples | | 10:09 am buffer solutions 470 and 650, and swimming pool water | | In do one thing: take our probe: put it in the solution at 470 mV, look at the value measure. then put the second probe and look at the value measure | | Keep me posted .... Thank you | | 10:16 am Ok, the probe is working perfectly | |