The PS-3204 wireless pH/ORP/ISE sensor is an essential tool for chemistry, biology, and environmental-science courses. It works reliably in laboratory and field settings without cumbersome cable connections, reducing spill risks and improving safety. It supports activities including acid-base titrations, investigations of household chemicals, chemical-reaction analysis, and water-quality studies. It also requires little frequent recharging: in most laboratories, its coin-cell battery lasts 2-3 years and costs only about 1 US dollar to replace. It can stream live data or store days of data when continuous monitoring is needed. The wireless pH sensor connects to a pH probe through a BNC connector. The amplifier also works with other probes, including oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) probes, flat-surface pH probes, and ion-selective electrodes (ISE). See the buying guide for the complete list of compatible accessories.
| Parameter | Value |
| pH measurement range | 0 to 14 pH |
| Resolution | 0.02 pH |
| Accuracy [After calibration] | ±0.1 pH after calibration |
| Temperature Range | 5°C to 60°C |
| Connection Method | Bluetooth 5.2 |
| Data Logging Function | Supported |
| Battery Type | Button cell |
| Waterproof performance | IPX4 (splash-resistant) |
| Stored-data-point memory (logging mode)¹ [Refers to the Minimum Number of Data Points When All Measurement Functions Are Enabled; Actual Results Depend on the Enabled Measurement Functions.] | More than 55,000 |
| Battery Runtime - Connected State (Data Acquisition Mode)² | More than 220 hours (2-3 years under normal classroom use)* |
| Battery runtime - Logging state (data-logging mode)³ [Refers to Recording Data Until the Battery Is Exhausted; Actual Results Depend on the Sampling Rate, Activated Measurement Functions, and Battery Condition.] | 90 days |
Monitor pH changes during chemical reactions; investigate household chemicals; conduct acid-base titrations; study the chemistry of buffer solutions; measure water-sample pH for water-quality studies. Available experiments: Senior-high-school chemistry: Investigate sodium's properties at room temperature. Determine solution pH. Investigate the acidity and alkalinity of salt solutions. Investigate ionization equilibrium of weak electrolytes in aqueous solution. Acid-base neutralization titration. Determine total acidity in vinegar by neutralization titration. Study factors affecting salt hydrolysis. Investigate factors shifting acetic-acid ionization equilibrium. Titrate sodium carbonate with hydrochloric acid. Assess antacid neutralizing effectiveness. Investigate hair-conditioner buffering capacity (the source uses a term meaning cache capacity). Junior-high-school chemistry: Measure the pH of common liquids. Design a low-carbon action plan based on carbon neutrality. Investigate the effects of soil acidity and alkalinity on plant growth. Integrated use of marine resources and salt production. Senior-high-school biology: Mechanisms by which organisms maintain stable pH. Measure pH of common beverages. Simulate the effect of acid rain on seed germination rates. Junior-high-school biology: Measure pH of common beverages. Investigate pork spoilage digitally. Biochemical innovation—water-quality science: Monitor ammonium ions in rivers. Test acidity, alkalinity, and hardness of freshwater samples. Determine potassium-ion concentration in drinking water. Monitor nitrate-ion (NO3-) concentration in industrial wastewater. Monitor total alkalinity in drinking water. Investigate water purification with alum. Measure chloride-ion concentrations in tap water, boiled water, and mineral water. Use sensors to test routine water-quality indicators in samples from different environments. Simulate water-treatment processes and monitor and characterize their parameters. Biochemical innovation—chemistry in everyday life: Acid rain and rock weathering; acids and bases in everyday objects.
Simple pairing without cables or interfaces to manage; compatibility with ion-selective electrodes (ISE) and oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) probes; Bluetooth connectivity with a long-life coin-cell battery; direct pH-data storage on the sensor for long-term experiments; wireless connection to SPARKvue and Capstone for intuitive analysis and laboratory-report generation.
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