Bluelab MONGUA Guardian Monitor for pH, Temperature, and Conductivity Measures, Easy Calibration and Wall Mounted

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This salt crust is normal and will not harm the probe or meter. Gently rinse the salt off under fresh running water. It is essential to ensure that your probe has sufficient KCl in the storage cap at all times to remain hydrated. How often do I have to clean the probes? Monitor your dosing pH, Conductivity and Temperature with alerts on your phone when using the Wi-Fi capable Bluelab Guardian Monitor Inline. Fit the (optional) pH probe holder to the stem of the pH probe. Do not flex or bend the probe stem as it may break! The Bluelab Guardian monitors temperature in centigrade or Fahrenheit, conductivity in terms of EC / CF / TDS / ppm, and also pH levels – and it does it consistently and accurately, with the use of scientific grade external probes. The Guardian will even provide a visual alert should levels drop below, or rise above, pre-programmed values – minor issues can then be dealt with before they become major issues.

Growing hydroponically requires the careful monitoring of a few key nutrient parameters. The values of these parameters can be the difference between a successful grow and a completely failed crop, such is their level of importance. Monitor your nutrient pH, CF & temperature 24 hours a day with Bluelab Guardian. All readings are live! Yes, both the Bluelab Conductivity/Temperature Probe and the Bluelab pH Probe are fully submersible. Is the Bluelab pH Probe replaceable? To set conductivity alarm high value, please press the conductivity ‘units’ button then the up and down buttons to change the value.The conductivity / temperature probe is supplied factory calibrated and will only require periodical cleaning. The pH probe, however, will need to be calibrated before use. Add a small amount of pH 7.0 calibration solution to a small beaker or plastic container, dip the end of the probe in the solution and hold the 'pH cal' button, located to the left of the pH read-out display. Rinse the probe tip and repeat the process with either pH 4.0 or pH 10.0 solution to provide a more accurate calibration. Yes. A Bluelab Wi-Fi device can be reprovisioned onto a new Wi-Fi Network by entering “Provisioning Mode” on the device and using the Edenic phone app to configure the device. Before doing anything, you should soak the pH probe in KCL (potassium chloride) solution for 24 hours. This is very important! So confident are Bluelab in this product's robustness, that every Guardian comes supplied with a two year guarantee. Only the pH probe is exempt, due to the delicate nature of its glass parts, yet even this still comes with a guarantee of 6 months. The Bluelab Guardian can be mounted in a suitable area, using the 4 supplied screws. Make sure that it is placed in an area that will allow the probes to reach the reservoir tank comfortably – no further than two meters away. Two cable ties are supplied with the unit, which can be used to mount it to a support or hanging bar. Avoid positioning the Guardian in areas of direct sunlight. Though the unit is water resistant, you should also avoid positioning it in areas where it can easily be splashed with nutrients. Mineral salt deposits can be corrosive and cause damage over long periods of time.

Your settings are saved if power is lost. Better yert, no calibration's needed for your CF or temperature. To calibrate your pH, there's one simple button. Long-term, the two pH LEDs located to the right of the pH read-out display will keep you informed of the pH calibration status. Consult the full instruction manual for full details on the different statuses. Effectively, if both LEDs are not lit permanently then calibration of some form is required.Please note: This guide can also be used for the Bluelab Guardian Monitor standard (MONGUA and MONGUACON) and Bluelab Guardian Monitor Inline (MONGUACONIN). Frequently asked questions I'm a new customer to Edenic.How do I get set up?