Bluelab MONGUA Guardian Monitor for pH, Temperature, and Conductivity Measures, Easy Calibration and Wall Mounted

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Press the ‘alarm’ button and SAVE will briefly display then the Guardian Monitor will return to normal monitoring mode. Bluelab pH Probes: Care, maintenance and storage - Clean, hydrate and calibrate your pH probe monthly. Step 6: Placement of probes

Long-term, the two pH LEDs located to the right of the pH read-out display will keep you informed of the pH calibration status. Consult the full instruction manual for full details on the different statuses. Effectively, if both LEDs are not lit permanently then calibration of some form is required. In just one glance the Bluelab Guardian Monitor measures all three critical parameters pH, conductivity and temperature.The Bluelab Guardian Monitor is mains-powered and is mounted to the wall or hung on a support and the probes simply placed into the pond water, filter. Yes, both the Bluelab Conductivity/Temperature Probe and the Bluelab pH Probe are fully submersible. Is the Bluelab pH Probe replaceable? The conductivity / temperature probe is supplied factory calibrated and will only require periodical cleaning. The pH probe, however, will need to be calibrated before use. Add a small amount of pH 7.0 calibration solution to a small beaker or plastic container, dip the end of the probe in the solution and hold the 'pH cal' button, located to the left of the pH read-out display. Rinse the probe tip and repeat the process with either pH 4.0 or pH 10.0 solution to provide a more accurate calibration.

Growing hydroponically requires the careful monitoring of a few key nutrient parameters. The values of these parameters can be the difference between a successful grow and a completely failed crop, such is their level of importance. With Edenic, manage your Guardian Monitor Wi-Fi from where you like, when you like. Control parameters, monitor your environment and learn from your data with custom reporting. Visit: www.edenic.io Probe maintenance:Press and hold the 'display brightness' button while pressing up or down buttons to change brightness.

Place the tip of both probes in Bluelab pH 4.0 Calibration Solution or pH 10.0 calibration solution. This salt crust is normal and will not harm the probe or meter. Gently rinse the salt off under fresh running water. It is essential to ensure that your probe has sufficient KCl in the storage cap at all times to remain hydrated. How often do I have to clean the probes? The Bluelab Guardian Monitor Wi-Fi is not only a constant indicator of the desired levels of pH, conductivity and temperature of your nutrient solution, it is also compatible with Edenic by Bluelab software. In just one glance the Guardian Monitor measures all three critical parameters to successful growth; pH, conductivity and temperature. Seasonal changes, sunlight hours, wind, inherent plant growth; from vegetative to fruiting; are all influencing factors to plant growth success. More importantly...these parameters change the plants uptake and need of water and specific nutrient elements. The Bluelab Guardian is a constant indicator of the desired levels of EC, pHand temperature, enabling the grower to optimise these parameters as the crop progresses through each growing phase.How to clean Bluelab conductivity (EC/PPM) probes- Clean and calibrate your conductivity probe monthly. To set conductivity alarm high value, please press the conductivity ‘units’ button then the up and down buttons to change the value. Please note: This guide can also be used for the Bluelab Guardian Monitor standard (MONGUA and MONGUACON) and Bluelab Guardian Monitor Inline (MONGUACONIN). Frequently asked questions I'm a new customer to Edenic.How do I get set up? Choose the correct plug adapter from the supplied selection, connect it to the Guardian's power supply, then connect the power supply to the underside of the main unit. Attach the pH probe to the underside of the unit, by inserting and twisting. The temperature / conductivity probe is supplied pre-attached. The unit can now be powered up at the mains supply.

Before doing anything, you should soak the pH probe in KCL (potassium chloride) solution for 24 hours. This is very important!Both the pH pen/probe and the storage cap contain KCl (Potassium Chloride) solution. The result of a small level of evaporation of KCl is the formation of a salt crust as KCl is a type of salt.