Case Study: Mercy Health
Mercy Health uses the AquaMetrix 2300 controller for their compliance reporting. To read more about this case study use the link below. Learn More
Case Study: Watts Water
Watts Water Technologies uses the AquaMetrix system in their storm water collection and treatment system. To read more about this case study use the link below. Learn More
Case Study: Total Grow Control
Total Grow Control picks AquaMetrix products for their nutrient dosing system. Learn more about Total Grow Control by downloading our case study below: Read On »
Bottled Water Wars
The bottled water wars are everywhere. They even arrived at Water Analytics shortly after we started up in 2010. As a company that is in the water space, I was determined to make it 100% bottled water free. Some employees…
Too Young to Die, Too Old to Rock-and-Roll
Millennials are entitled. They want a trophy for showing up to work. They spend money on avocado toast but can’t save for a down payment on a house. Last month we hired a technician and, by 9:00 am on Monday,…
How to Supercharge an Ordinary Contacting Conductivity Sensor
Contacting conductivity sensors are simple, rugged and inexpensive. Their major limitation is that they can only measure a small fraction of the entire conductivity range from ultra-pure water to wastewater. Read how one simple trick can expand the range of…
The New AM-2251 Controller Turns Any Toroidal Sensor Into a Super Toroidal
Toroidal sensors are the heavyweights of the conductivity world. Also known as non-contacting or electrodeless, their sensing elements are encased in a hard polymer, so they are almost impossible to foul. They can measure an astonishing range of greater than…
Parallel Universes, Part 1 – Total Dissolved Solids and Conductivity
We humans like order. We like putting ideas into groups just as we like putting our socks in one drawer and shirts in another. We hate being confused and nothing gives us more opportunities to be confused than the dizzying…
Apple and Insufferable Smugness Part 2
I’m writing this blog from my new 15” MacBook Pro. My beloved 17” laptop died and could not be resuscitated. It turns out that, even though you spend twice as much for an Apple computer as you do for a…
It’s not New Coke. It’s a Temperature Device Change and It’s all Good.
Whether a company manufactures jets or ball point pens it constantly faces the challenge of introducing a new revision of a product. Not a new product—that’s easy. New products don’t have “baggage.” Existing products have baggage and we typically group…