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Force and mechanical measuring equipment
– Compact handheld design
– Measure peroxide in olive oil from 0.0-25.0 meq O₂/kg
– Integrated countdown timer
– The machine is supplied with reagents and all necessary accessories.
– GLP
– Convenient carrying case
– ZERO key
PEROXIDES IN OLIVE OIL
Over time, cooking oils can deteriorate and spoil. The main cause of cooking oil deterioration is oxidation; when oil oxidation occurs, the flavor and odor can change, creating a product that is undesirable to the consumer. The unsaturated fatty acids found in the oil react with oxygen, creating peroxides as an undesirable byproduct. This oxidation reaction usually occurs under certain conditions, including exposure to light, the presence of metal ions, the introduction of oxygen, or when storage temperatures are not maintained. To determine the quality of the oil and the onset of oxidation, the peroxide value must be determined. The peroxide value is defined as the amount of peroxide oxygen per kilogram of oil, in units of milliquivalents or meq. The lower the peroxide value, the higher the quality of the cooking oil.
The HI83730-02 uses the EC 2568/91 method to measure peroxide concentrations in olive oil below 25.0 meq O.2/kg. When the reagent is added to a sample containing peroxide, the sample turns yellow; the higher the concentration, the deeper the color. The color change is analyzed colorimetrically according to the Beer-Lambert Law. This is the principle that light is absorbed by a complementary color, and the emitted radiation depends on the concentration. To determine the peroxide concentration, a narrowband interference filter at 466 nm (blue) allows only blue light to be detected by the silicon photodetector and omits all other visible light emitted from the tungsten lamp. As the color change of the reacted sample increases, the absorption of the specific wavelengths of light also increases, while the transmittance decreases.
COUNTDOWN CLOCK WHEN MEASURING
Make sure that all measurements are taken within a uniform reaction time.
ZERO KEY
Will calculate color and imperfections in the oil sample before adding reagents.
GLP
Review the most recent machine calibration data
REAGENTS ARE PRE-MEASURED AND EASY TO USE.
– Reagents are coded and named for easy use with step-by-step instructions.
- Cost savings.
– Reagents can be purchased when they run out without having to repurchase the entire product code:
+ HI83730-20: additional reagents for 20 measurements
SUPPLIED COMPLETE SET WITHOUT PURCHASING ANYTHING ADDITIONAL
– The HI83730 meter comes with all the important accessories for measurement.
– Include:
+ Measuring machine
+ Reagents for 10 measurements
+ Accessories include 4 1mL syringes, scissors, cuvette cleaning cloth, battery, 12 VDC adapter, instructions
+ Case with sturdy frame to avoid falling or impact during transport.
SPECIFICATIONS
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The scale |
0.00 arrived 25.0 meqO₂/kg |
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Resolution |
0.5 meq O₂/kg |
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Accuracy |
±0.5 meq O₂/kg |
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Repeatability |
±0.015 @0.350 g/L |
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Lamp |
tungsten |
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Light detector |
silicon photovoltaic cell @466nm |
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Method |
EC 2568/91 |
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Environment |
0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F), RH max 95% non-condensing |
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Electricity supply |
4 1.5V AA batteries / 12 VDC adapter; Automatically turns off after 15 minutes of non-use |
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Size |
224 x 87 x 77 mm |
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Mass |
512 g |
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Supply includes |
– HI83730 meter + HI83730-01: 115V + HI93730-02: 230V – Reagents for 10 measurements – 1mL syringe (4) - Drag – Cuvette cleaning cloth – 4 1.5V Batteries – 12 VDC Adapter - User manual - Warranty – Quality certification of measuring device – Carrying case. |
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Guarantee |
12 months (for products with intact tags and warranty card) |
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