The low-cost HOBO MX2501 pH and Temperature logger is designed for long-term monitoring of pH in estuaries, lakes, streams, rivers, and oceans. It communicates wirelessly via Bluetooth to the HOBOconnect app on your phone, tablet, or Windows computer, making logger setup, calibration, and data offload quick and easy, with no need for extra equipment or complicated calibration procedures.

Key Advantages

  • Data offload to your mobile device or Windows computer via Bluetooth
  • Guided pH calibration with the HOBOconnect app
  • Rugged PVC design for freshwater or saltwater deployments
  • Water detection feature for longer battery life
  • User-replaceable battery, pH electrode, and anti-biofouling copper guard

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HOBOconnect App for Water Quality Monitoring

Simplify data collection from waterproof devices with wireless setup and offload

HOBOconnect App for Water Quality Monitoring

Simplify data collection from waterproof devices with wireless setup and offload

Manage

Customize logger settings and alarms with flexible configuration

Download

Save time with bulk download of data from loggers

Plot

Instantly graph and view logger data for easy trend analysis

Share

Improve collaboration by sharing data via text and email

Phone screen view on HOBOconnect monitoring app showing data logger configurations
View of phone screen showing data downloaded from HOBO data loggers using HOBOconnect mobile data monitoring app
View of graph of data from loggers depicted by HOBOconnect mobile data monitoring app on phone
Screenshot of Download and Export screens in HOBOconnect app.

No, the logger needs to be removed from the water to download the data.

Yes.

Plastic-bodied, double junction electrode with a Pellon® junction and gel reference electrolyte.

No. The electrode is calibrated to 2 or 3 points using standard pH buffers (4, 7, and 10).

The procedure itself is the same; however, some users deploying the loggers in saltwater may want to use a modified version of pH buffers that include chemicals (like Tris buffer) to make the hydrogen ion activity in the buffer more similar to its activity in saltwater

View pH Theory and Logger Introduction Webinar

This on-demand webinar reviews pH theory and introduces the HOBO MX2501 pH and Temperature Logger for long-term monitoring of pH in aquatic environments. View it now!

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