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How to compare the inlet and outlet conductivity of a household water purifier

Why can't two isolated TDS readings be used to judge purifier performance? This article explains, from six aspects—measurement point location, time synchronization, temperature compensation, flow variation, probe installation, and data presentation—the correct design method for comparing inlet/outlet conductivity in household water purifiers, and introduces the application boundaries of the AtomBit BA022 dual-channel conductivity interface ASIC in RO, hydrogen water, and tap water equipment.

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Why lead risk cannot be ruled out with a TDS pen

Explain that there is no convertible relationship between TDS/conductivity and lead concentration, provide a sampling, screening, recording and laboratory submission checklist for families with mothers and infants, and explain the boundaries of Water Detective 4 multi-parameter screening in this context.

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