Monitoring

Atlas EZO Conductivity Probe

Specification

Manufacturer
Atlas Scientific
Model
EZO Conductivity K0.1 + USB carrier
Purchase year
2026
Category
Monitoring
Status
In useread from live inventory

Overview

Not yet documented.

Why I chose it

Added to turn total dissolved solids from an occasional hand measurement into a continuous trace, so the creep between water changes could be observed rather than guessed at.

What I've learned

  • The trace makes each water change visible as a sharp drop, which turns the change schedule into something driven by measurement rather than the calendar.
  • Conductivity is logged continuously; hand-tested TDS is kept separately as a cross-check.

Installation

Not yet documented.

Configuration

  • EZO Conductivity K0.1 on a USB carrier board
  • Read every five minutes into the time-series log
  • Calibrated against a K0.1 solution set (84 / 1413 µS/cm)

Maintenance

Not yet documented.

Known limitations

Not yet documented. Absence here means nothing has been written down, not that there are none.

Controller integration

Read by the Raspberry Pi over a USB carrier board every five minutes, independent of the controller.

Calibration

Calibrated with a K0.1 solution set (84 and 1413 µS/cm), kept as a tracked inventory consumable.

Current observations

  • Continuous trace in place; each water change shows as a step, and the creep between changes is visible.

What this item is doing now, as distinct from what has been learned over time.

Live measurements

Conductivity
101 ppm

Read from this device on the overview page.

Maintenance history

Replace when
Live TDS into Pearl

Related experiments

No experiments reference this item yet.

Related documentation

Would I buy it again?

Not yet documented.

Future upgrade considerations

  • Automatic detection of the post-water-change creep rate.