Extech RF 18 Brix Refractometer User's Guide

Below you will find brief information for Brix Refractometer RF 18. This is a comprehensive guide that will help you understand and use the refractometer to measure the sugar content of liquids accurately. The RF 18 offers a range of 0 to 18% Brix and features a temperature compensation table for accurate readings. This user-friendly guide will explain how to zero adjust, take a sample reading, and use the temperature compensation table for accurate results.

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Key features

  • Measures sugar concentration in liquids

  • Range of 0 to 18% Brix

  • Automatic Temperature Compensation

  • Temperature Compensation Table

  • Zero Adjustment for Calibration

  • User-friendly Interface

  • Durable Construction

  • Compact Design

Frequently asked questions

Place a few drops of distilled water on the prism and close the cover plate. Rotate the adjustment screw until the light/dark boundary aligns with the zero line.

Place a few drops of the sample liquid on the prism, close the cover plate, and wait for approximately 30 seconds. Observe the intersection of the light and dark fields (shadowline) on the printed scale.

Temperature compensation is essential for accurate readings. The RF 18 has a 20°C standard temperature. If the sample temperature deviates, use the Temperature Compensation Table to adjust the reading.

Wipe the refractometer dry with a clean cloth, do not wash or rinse, and place it in the supplied plastic case. Store in a safe, dry environment.

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