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Aquamaster Tools P110 Pro Combo Ph, EC & Temp Pen
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Aquamaster FAQ's
For a pen in regular use, a two-point calibration with pH 4.01 and pH 7.00 once a month is a sensible baseline. If the meter lives in nutrient solution or gets used daily, go weekly. Calibrate immediately after replacing an electrode, and any time a reading looks wrong before you act on it — an uncalibrated meter will happily tell you a confident lie.
Both are Aquamaster Pro combo pens. The P110 Pro reads pH, EC and temperature and takes a replaceable pH and EC electrode. The P160 Pro adds PPM and TDS to the same measurements, so you can read in whichever scale your feed chart uses without converting. If you expect to replace the electrode rather than the meter, the P110 Pro-2 is the one built for that.
It reads pH and EC in the growing medium itself rather than in solution or runoff. In coco and rockwool the root zone can sit well away from both your input and your runoff figures, and the root zone is what the plant responds to. The S300 Pro-2 and the substrate H600 Pro are built with probes for that measurement.
For pH, a two-point calibration uses pH 4.01 and pH 7.00 — buy both. For EC meters, EC 1413 is the standard single-point standard. All three come in 20mL sachets and 100mL bottles here. Sachets suit occasional calibration because there is no part-used bottle degrading in the cupboard between uses.
On the P110 Pro-2, yes — a replaceable pH and EC electrode is stocked for it. That is worth factoring into the purchase, because pH electrodes are consumables with a working life of roughly a year or two depending on use and storage. On sealed pens, a dead electrode means a dead meter.
Usually the electrode has dried out, been stored in distilled water, or picked up a coating from nutrient salts. Keep the bulb wet in proper storage solution, rinse after every use, and clean off residue gently. If it still will not hold a two-point calibration after that, the electrode has reached the end of its life.







