
Digital pH Meter 0.00-14.00 - with Large Display
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This Digital pH Meter is designed to provide accurate and fast pH readings, helping brewers maintain control over every stage of the brewing process. With a large, easy-to-read display, high precision, and simple calibration, it ensures that you can measure and adjust pH levels with confidence for perfect brewing results every time.
- Large Display for Easy Reading: Quickly check pH levels with a clear, easy-to-read screen, essential for precise adjustments during brewing.
- Wide Measuring Range (0.00-14.00 pH): Suitable for all brewing stages, from water testing to final beer adjustments.
- High Accuracy (± 0.1 pH): Ensure optimal mash efficiency and fermentation control with reliable readings.
- Simple Calibration & Durable Design: Auto-calibration and robust construction make it easy to use and maintain in any brewing environment.
Description
Large Display: This Digital pH Meter features a large, easy-to-read display, ensuring that pH values can be checked quickly and accurately. This is particularly important during brewing, where precision is key to achieving the perfect balance in your beer.
Why is pH Important in Brewing? The pH level plays a crucial role throughout the brewing process. During mashing, controlling the pH can significantly impact the efficiency of enzyme activity, which affects the extraction of sugars and proteins from the malt. Typically, a mash pH of around 5.2 to 5.6 is ideal, as this range enhances enzyme performance and helps create a well-balanced beer.
Fermentation is another stage where monitoring pH is critical. As yeast consumes sugars, it produces acids, which lower the pH of your wort. Keeping an eye on these levels with a Digital pH Meter ensures your beer develops the right flavour profile, avoiding off-flavours and ensuring a smooth fermentation process. Additionally, maintaining a correct pH level can improve the shelf life and stability of your final product.
How to Use the Digital pH Meter Using the Digital pH Meter is straightforward and highly effective in ensuring the best possible brewing results:
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Calibration: Before use, calibrate your Digital pH Meter using the included calibration powders. Follow the simple auto-calibration process by dipping the probe into the calibration solution, ensuring the meter is properly set for accurate readings.
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Measuring pH: Once calibrated, dip the Digital pH Meter into your wort or water sample. The large display will quickly provide an accurate reading, allowing you to make any necessary adjustments, whether it’s adding brewing salts or acid to fine-tune your water chemistry.
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Cleaning: After each use, rinse the probe with clean water to remove any residue, ensuring longevity and continued accuracy of your Digital pH Meter.
Wide Measuring Range: The meter offers a broad measuring range from 0.00 to 14.00 pH, making it versatile for different stages of brewing, from testing your brewing water to checking the pH of wort and beer. A Digital pH Meter with this wide range is essential for homebrewers and professionals alike, giving you flexibility in all types of brewing environments.
High Accuracy: With a precision of ± 0.1 pH (at 20°C), the Digital pH Meter ensures that you always get precise measurements. Maintaining correct pH levels can directly affect the taste, clarity, and stability of your beer, making accuracy vital for the best brewing results.
Easy Calibration: The Digital pH Meter includes calibration powder, allowing for quick calibration before every use. The auto-calibration feature ensures that your meter stays accurate without needing complex adjustments, saving you time while keeping measurements reliable.
User-Friendly Design: Compact and lightweight, the Digital pH Meter is easy to handle and store. Its automatic shut-off function helps preserve battery life, ensuring that your meter is ready whenever you need it.
Durable and Reliable: Built to endure the demands of brewing, the Digital pH Meter is designed for durability and dependability. Whether you're an amateur brewer experimenting with new recipes or a seasoned professional, this tool will help you achieve the ideal pH throughout the brewing process.
Our Digital pH Meter is ideal for both beginners and experienced brewers. It is user-friendly and delivers quick results, allowing you to focus on creating the perfect brew. With a compact size and durable design, it is perfect for both home brewers and professionals.
To ensure your pH Meter always functions optimally, consider investing in our Calibrating Powder for pH Meter and pH Meter Electrolyte Solution.
Specifications:
- Measuring Range: 0.00-14.00 pH
- Accuracy: ± 0.1 pH (20°C), ± 0.2 pH
- Operating Temperature: 0-60°C
- Weight: 92g
- Dimensions: 185 x 40 x 20 mm
- Battery: 2 x LR44 (included)
- Calibration Powder: Included
For brewers seeking consistency and quality, this Digital pH Meter is an essential tool. By providing accurate, reliable pH readings, it allows you to fine-tune your brewing process and produce outstanding beer every time.
Ideal pH Levels for Every Brewing Stage
Here’s a detailed guide to the ideal pH levels throughout each stage of the brewing process – from mash to fermentation.
Mashing – pH 5.2 to 5.6
This is the most critical pH range in the brewing process.
• Optimal pH: 5.2–5.6 (measured at 25 °C)
• At this range, enzymes like amylase and beta-amylase work best, ensuring efficient sugar extraction from the malt.
Lower pH (~5.2) promotes:
• Sharper flavor
• Clearer beer (better protein precipitation)
• Better enzyme activity
Higher pH (>5.6) can cause:
• Extraction of harsh tannins (bitterness)
• Hazy beer
• Poor enzyme performance and lower yield
Boiling – Natural pH Drop
During the boil, pH typically drops slightly – often to around 5.0–5.2.
• This is expected and beneficial.
• A lower pH helps with protein coagulation and improves shelf life.
• Watch out for high pH (>5.4), which can cause a flat or metallic taste and poor hop utilization.
Fermentation – Further pH Drop
Yeast produces organic acids that lower the final pH of the beer:
• Final pH: typically 4.0–4.5, depending on style and yeast strain.
Examples:
• Sour beers (e.g. Berliner Weisse): as low as 3.0–3.5
• Malt-heavy or strong beers: may end higher, e.g. 4.6+
How to Adjust pH in Your Brew
Dialing in the perfect pH is easier than you think!
To lower pH:
• Use Lactic Acid – ideal for quick and precise adjustments.
To raise pH:
• Add Calcium Carbonate (CaCO₃) – just a pinch goes a long way.
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