HACH LPG440.99.00002 is a DR3900 visible-spectrum laboratory spectrophotometer configuration using the authorized LPV440.99.00002 source record. It supports documented 320-1100 nm water-analysis measurements without RFID technology.
- Visible-spectrum laboratory absorbance measurement
- 320-1100 nm optical measurement range
- TNTplus 2D barcode method identification
- 110-240 V supply configuration
Use HACH LPG440.99.00002 for documented groundwater, municipal, potable, pretreatment, production-water, QA/QC and surface-water workflows with the approved DR3900 method portfolio.
Important Notice: Confirm the LPG440.99.00002 marking, LPV440.99.00002 source configuration, method or TNTplus vial, sample path and result-recording workflow before commissioning.
Apter Power HACH LPG440.99.00002 Manuals and Guides
The first document is an Apter Power technical reference for this configuration. The second contains the authorized HACH DR3900 technical data used for the LPG440.99.00002 record.
Routine water analysis
Supports DR3900 laboratory measurements for documented groundwater, municipal, potable and surface-water workflows.
TNTplus method workflows
Uses TNTplus vial identification to select the corresponding analytical method before measurement.
QA/QC laboratory checks
Provides a visible-spectrum platform for reference checks, sample result review and controlled laboratory records.
Water-treatment monitoring
Fits pretreatment, production-water and membrane-protection monitoring where the DR3900 method portfolio is applicable.
Before using HACH LPG440.99.00002, verify the authorized LPV440.99.00002 source configuration, sample path, method selection and result-recording workflow.
1
Verify the HACH LPG440.99.00002 marking and authorized LPV440.99.00002 source configuration before setup.
2
Confirm the 110-240 V supply and the instrument power connection before operation.
3
Check the optical cell, sample path and cleanliness requirements for the selected method.
4
Use the TNTplus 2D barcode workflow or approved method selection before starting measurement.
5
Verify the method range, sample identity, reagent or vial and control/reference result before accepting data.
6
Record the exact marking, method portfolio, reference check and changed result workflow before release.