Environmental Testers

About Environmental Testers

As we strive for a more sustainable human environment, it's now more important than ever to regularly test the environmental installation and equipment we use. In addition, we need the right tools to install new green technology, such as solar PV panels.

Environmental testing equipment comes in many, many different forms. Since there's so much that affects our environment from carbon emissions to something as fundamental as windspeed, it's important to Tester that we cater to any need and that's exactly why you'll find our store stocked to the gills with hundreds of different kinds of test equipment.

Under our enviro-equipment category, you'll find a significant selection of products, each of which comes from top suppliers like Fluke, Metrel, Amprobe, and many more. Under this category you'll find:

• Air Quality Testers - A selection of products designed to test the air for airborne particles, or to test for potentially hazardous gasses.
• Anemometers & Airflow Meters - Meters to test that the air circulating an environment is correctly ventilated and free from unwanted gases.
• Borescopes - Visual inspection devices that allow users to see into areas where it might not otherwise be possible.
• Light Meters - Mainly used for testing that lighting is outputting the correct levels of light; perfect for professional electricians.
• EMF Meters - Measure electromagnetic field radiation to detect the electrical charge being output even by paranormal activity.
• Radiation & Microwave Leakage Detectors - Deadly in high doses, so make sure you're regularly testing areas for dangerous levels of radiation.
• Moisture Meters - Test different kinds of materials to ensure they haven't been damaged by moisture content.
• Multifunction Environment Meters - Here you'll find some of the most impressive equipment in our range that gives you the ability to test multiple environmental aspects all from one device!
• pH Meters & Water Quality Testers - Perfect for use in scientific environments, these special test meters allow you to quickly check acidity, and alkalinity and make sure that liquids are safe for human consumption.
• pH Solution & Electrodes - Sample pH solutions are often referred to as buffer solutions, and they are designed to resist sudden changes in pH, making them perfect for calibration purposes.
• Refractometers - Commonly in the marine industry allowing testers to identify the salinity and specific gravity of the water.
• Soil Testers / Soil Testing Kits - Soil must be regularly tested to ensure that the composition of the soil is rich with nutrients.
• Sound Level Meters - Dangerous levels of sound can severely affect those working in an area, so in noisy environments, such as clubs and concert halls, it's essential to regularly check that sound hasn't reached dangerous peaks.
• Environmental Accessories - A range of great products designed to complement your new testing equipment. In addition to this selection of products we also stock a range of solar equipment, thermometers, and LED lighting solutions.

Popular Products

• Testo 400 Universal IAQ Tester: Epitomises precision and seamlessly integrates advanced sensors to deliver comprehensive assessments. An elegant design and intuitive interface elevate it to a class of its own. We also offer a choice of kits: an Air Flow Kit with a Vane Probe, an Air Flow Kit with a Hotwire Probe, and a Comfort Kit.

• Extech CO260 IAQ & CO & CO2 Datalogging Meter: Cutting-edge technology with a sleek design, the sophisticated data-logging capabilities provide comprehensive and reliable environmental monitoring.

• TSI Airflow TA410 Hot Wire Anemometer: Combines precision with hot wire technology and delivers accurate measurements. Other features include an ergonomic design, a high-resolution display, and an intuitive interface.

• Beha-Amprobe TMA10A Anemometer: With a flexible precision vane, it excels in measuring wind flow and temperature. It also has a robust design and user-friendly interface.

• Beha-Amprobe TMA-21HW Hot Wire Anemometer: Measures air velocity, temperature, and relative humidity. It also has a telescopic probe and advanced data-logging capabilities.

• Laserliner VideoFlex HD Micro: Delivers crystal-clear audio capture with advanced technology and seamlessly integrates with the VideoFlex HD system.

• Extech BR90 Borescope Inspection Camera: A waterproof, palm-size video scope featuring a flexible probe and high-resolution display for meticulous inspections in hard-to-reach areas.

• DiLog DL7040 Digital Light Meter: Delivers illuminance measurements up to 400,000 lux, a long-life silicone photodiode sensor and a user-friendly interface.

• Sauter SO 200K Light Meter: A compact, robust design with a cosine correction for angular light incidence. Illumination measurements up to 200,000 lux and a silicon diode sensor for reliable accuracy.

• Wavecontrol WaveMon EMF Exposure Detector: Monitors electromagnetic field exposure, featuring comprehensive reporting, advanced data-logging capabilities and real-time alerts. The intuitive interface simplifies data interpretation, while its high sensitivity ensures accurate detection of even low-level EMF exposure.

• Chauvin Arnoux CA40 EMF Meter: A meter with a wide bandwidth and high sensitivity helps to accurately detect low-frequency magnetic fields, measuring from 0.1 to 200 mG.

• PASS Microwave Leakage Detector Tester: Our tester has a sensitive detection device and an LCD digital readout. Furthermore, it has an audible alarm that emits a loud beeping noise and a flashing red LED when dangerous levels are detected.

• Protimeter Surveymaster2 Moisture Meter: The Surveymaster2 has two different moisture measurement modes. Non-invasive scanning mode to test without any pins and built-in pins at the top of the meter. Search modes measure up to 3/4" (19mm) below a surface without direct contact.

• FLIR MR176 Imaging Moisture Meter: Visualise moisture damage as cold temperature spots with an 80 x 60-pixel resolution and a constant display of temperatures across an area. Display moisture, temperature, relative humidity, dew point, vapour pressure and mixing ratio. Ice, iron, rainbow and grey colour palette.

• KIMO AMI310 Multifunctional Environmental Meter: An adaptable, multi-purpose instrument that can simultaneously measure and save up to six parameters. It can also store up to 1000 datasets comprised of 20,000 data points. Eight options are available.

• ETI 813-513 pH Pal Plus pH Tester: Delivers reliable, accurate measurements of pH levels. An easy-to-use, pen-shaped meter, that can display pH levels across a range from 0 to 14 pH with a resolution of 0.1pH and accuracy of ±0.2pH.

• Extech PH105 Replacement pH Electrode Module: An Easy to clean, rugged flat surface pH electrode. It includes a protective connector cap and measures in liquids, semisolids, and solids.

• Kern ORA 10BA Analogue Sugar Brix Refractometer: Designed to measure the Brix content of fluids and food. The ORA 10BA has a maintenance-free, easy-to-use design and is equipped with automatic temperature compensation (ATC). The listing also has several different ORA-B models available to choose from.

• Protimeter BLD4900 Salt Analysis Kit: The kit helps to quickly and easily identify the presence of nitrates and chlorides. All the items in the kit can be stored and transported with the included handy carrying bag.

• Extech MO750 Soil Moisture Meter: Measures the moisture content of the soil. Includes a heavy-duty 8" (20cm) stainless steel probe, a MAX/MIN mode, and a data hold function. The meter is also water resistant.

• Martindale SP79 Class 2 Sound Level Meter: Features A and C frequency weighting and fast/slow time weighting. It can be used for single, quick measurements of sound or can be mounted. Measures sound levels from 32 to 130dB and has a frequency range from 20Hz to 8kHz.

• PASS Airflow Cone Set: Set of two airflow cones designed for use with PASS' 10cm Vane Anemometers. Both the square and round cones in this set can be used to measure air volume.

FAQs

• What is an environmental tester used for?
  They measure and monitor various environmental conditions to maintain safety standards and meet regulatory requirements. Commonly used for air quality monitoring, detecting pollutants, and measuring parameters like CO2 levels, water quality, soil testing, and noise levels. Additionally, they monitor temperature and humidity in various settings, including homes, offices, and industrial environments.

• What types of environmental tests can be performed?
  To name a few. Temperature evaluates the impact of temperature fluctuations. Humidity identifies potential issues such as swelling, embrittlement, and corrosion. Air Quality measures and analyses pollutants and particulate matter. Sound Level measures the intensity of noise. Light Level assesses the illumination. Moisture evaluates the moisture content levels. Pressure involves applying pressure to a system or component to verify its integrity.

• What are the different types of environmental testers?
  Typical environmental testers are temperature testers like digital and infrared thermometers that provide accurate temperature readings. Humidity meters or hygrometers measure the moisture content in the air. Anemometers gauge wind speed, sound level meters help assess noise levels in different settings, and light meters measure the intensity of light. While moisture meters determine the moisture content in materials, pH meters measure the acidity or alkalinity of solutions.

• How do environmental testers assess air quality?
  Air quality monitors have sensors that can detect pollutants such as particulate matter. These sensors can be placed in fixed locations or used in portable devices, offering flexibility in monitoring different environments. Another method is laser scattering technology, which measures the density of particulate matter in the air. It involves shining a laser through the air sample and measuring the light scattered by particles.

• What industries require the use of environmental testers?
  Environmental testers are indispensable across various industries, ensuring safety, compliance, and optimal performance. Industries included, but not limited to, are manufacturing to monitor air quality, noise levels, and emissions. The pharmaceutical industry demands strict control over airborne particles and contaminants. Construction sites monitor dust, noise, and vibration levels. In agriculture, farmers use soil moisture meters, pH meters, and other testers. The energy sector monitors emissions, water quality, and other critical environmental factors. Water treatment facilities and environmental consultants assess pollution levels. The automotive industry monitors emissions, and in the food and beverage industry, the testers are crucial for monitoring air and water quality, ensuring products are safe for consumption.

• Are environmental testers accurate?
  Environmental testers are generally accurate, but their precision can vary depending on several factors, including the type of tester, the quality of the device, and the conditions under which they operate. Regular calibration is essential to maintain the accuracy of these devices, ensuring that their readings are consistent with standard measurements.

  The quality of the sensors used by the testers significantly affects their accuracy, with high-quality sensors providing more reliable data. Environmental conditions, such as extreme temperatures and humidity, can impact the accuracy of the readings, so it is crucial to use the testers within their specified operating conditions.

  Proper maintenance, including regular cleaning and servicing, helps ensure that the testers remain accurate over time. Additionally, following the manufacturer's instructions is crucial, as incorrect usage can lead to inaccurate readings. While no device is perfect, adhering to these best practices can help ensure that environmental testers provide accurate and reliable data.

• What features should I look for in an environmental tester?
  Look for accurate and precise measurements with high-quality sensors and regular calibration for reliable data. Ensure the tester covers the relevant environmental conditions. A user-friendly interface, clear display, and straightforward controls make the tester easier to operate and read. Portability and long battery life are advantageous for fieldwork, while data logging and storage capabilities allow for tracking trends over time.

  Does it have a robust construction and weather-resistant features? Can it connect via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or USB to enable easy data transfer for further analysis? Verify the tester meets industry standards and certifications for reliable and compliant measurements. Finally, consider the cost of the features offered to ensure good value for your investment.