Hydrolab multiprobes are built around a common set of reliable sensors and electronic components. Packaged in a rugged, non-corrosive housing, our multiprobes also include user-friendly software, printer-ready data formats, and compatibility with third-party devices.
Hydrolab introduced the first multiparameter sonde in 1968, and set the standard for water quality multiprobes worldwide. Since then, our instruments have continued to perform reliably and accurately, even under the most adverse field conditions. Hydrolab’s record of innovation has been consistently strong throughout its history, and since joining Hach Company, our rate of innovation has increased even further.
Some key dates in Hydrolab’s history include: | 1968 | First four-electrode conductivity sensor | | 1969 | First submersible pH sensor | | 1974 | First solid-state RAM for data storage | | 1980 | First submersible, unattended multiprobe with built-in data logger | | 1991 | Introduced a two-year warranty | | 1992 | First digital multiprobe for monitoring two-inch wells | | 2002 | Joined Hach Company and relocated operations to Loveland, Colorado | | 2003 | Introduced Self-Cleaning Turbidity and Hydras 3 LT operating software | | 2004 | Introduced integrated Chlorophyll a and Rhodamine WT sensors
Introduced the DataSonde 4X for X-tended deployment
Introduced the first Blue-Green Algae sensor for a multiparameter sonde |
Hydrolab’s recent integration into Hach Hydromet has provided the brand with access to the industry’s best research, engineering, manufacturing, service, and technical support resources. Our customers can expect continuous innovation from the new organization now and into the future.
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