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The PUSH Electrical PS-kf106 Coulometric Karl Fischer Titrator is a high-precision analytical instrument engineered for the rigorous demands of the electrical and petroleum testing industries. Leveraging a powerful 32-bit embedded microprocessor and a streamlined mini operating system, this device delivers exceptional stability and reliability in determining trace moisture content, ensuring critical quality control for insulating oils and chemical reagents.
Designed for efficiency and user-centric operation, the PS-kf106 features a large color touch LCD screen and a robust anti-jamming capability. By integrating constant pressure detection and real-time electrolysis curve monitoring, it allows technicians to maintain precise control over the reagent state, resulting in fast, accurate, and repeatable data determination for industrial-grade applications.
Detailed Parameters
| Measuring Range | 0μg-200mg (Typical: 10μg-100μg) | Measurement Accuracy | 3μg-1000μg ≤±3μg; ≥1000μg ≤±0.2% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electrolysis Current | 0-400mA | Resolving Power | 0.1μg |
| Supply Voltage | AC 220 V ±10% | Power Frequency | 50 Hz ±2% |
| Power Consumption | ≤35W | Operating Temp | 10～40℃ |
| Applicable Humidity | ＜85 % RH | Dimensions (WxHxD) | 330mm 260mm 220mm |
Key Advantages
High Precision
Utilizes advanced constant pressure detection and strong anti-jamming capability for stable data determination.
Fast Processing
Equipped with a 32-bit microprocessor for rapid calculations and efficient titration speed.
Auto-Detection
Features automatic detection functions and screen protection to optimize workflow and hardware life.
Intelligent Interface
Large screen color touch LCD provides a friendly, simple operation interface for all users.
Real-time Monitoring
Displays real-time electrolysis curves, allowing immediate observation of reagent states.
Smart Data Storage
Automatically saves test results with a storage capacity of up to 100 data sets.
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Management Platforms
Formula Management
Support for 6 custom formulas, streamlining diverse data calculations for different samples.
System Core
Integrated 32-bit microprocessor ensuring seamless operation of the embedded mini OS.
Auto-Save Logic
Eliminates manual logging errors by automatically archiving 100 sets of test results.
Power Optimization
Ultra-low power consumption design (≤35W) for sustainable long-term laboratory use.
Interface Control
Intuitive touch-screen navigation reducing training time for new laboratory personnel.
Error Mitigation
Built-in anti-jamming and screen protection to ensure continuous operational uptime.
Investment Return Comparison
| Performance Metric | Standard Titrators | PUSH PS-kf106 |
|---|---|---|
| Measurement Speed | Moderate | Rapid/High Efficiency |
| Data Accuracy | Standard Variance | ±0.2% High Precision |
| Operating Cost | Higher Power Draw | Ultra-Low Consumption |
| User Interface | Manual/Button-based | Touch Color LCD |
| Reliability | General Stability | Industrial Grade Stability |
Frequently Asked Questions
It is primarily used to determine trace amounts of water in insulating oils, such as transformer oil, where moisture can significantly degrade dielectric strength.
The device features an automatic save function that can store up to 100 sets of test data, reducing the need for manual record-keeping.
Yes, with its fast titration speed, low power consumption, and 6-formula support, it is ideal for high-throughput industrial environments.
Constant pressure detection ensures that the electrolysis process remains stable, which directly results in higher measurement accuracy and repeatability.
The color touch LCD simplifies the interface, allowing operators to switch formulas and view electrolysis curves quickly without complex menu navigation.
For measurements between 3μg and 1000μg, the accuracy is within ±3μg; for values above 1000μg, the accuracy is within ±0.2%.
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