Honey Refractometer + ATC for Moisture Measurement

RHF - 30 ATC honey refractometer for measuring moisture in honey

Every beekeeper should have a honey refractometer. Without measuring the moisture content of honey, it is difficult to determine whether the honey is ripe or not. Extracting unripe honey creates a very high risk of the entire batch fermenting, and the value of that honey is not comparable with the cost of a refractometer. According to GOST, ripe honey should contain no more than 21% moisture. With a refractometer, the beekeeper can take steps to reduce the moisture content in honey and help prevent this valuable product from spoiling.

Very important: with temperature fluctuations, the readings of some instruments may change. The "+ ATC" refractometer model automatically adjusts to the ambient temperature and always provides an accurate result.

Contents:

•      honey refractometer
•      pipette
•      calibration screwdriver
•      user instructions

After each use, the refractometer should be cleaned and placed in its protective case. Full contact of the instrument with water is not permitted. Avoid exposing the instrument to direct sunlight for a prolonged period.

User manual for the refractometer (models RHF-30/ATC, RHF/N-30/ATC, ZGRF-30/ATC) - download

Contents :

• Refractometer
• Pipette
• Cloth
• Calibration screwdriver
• Box
• User instructions

After each use, the refractometer should be cleaned and placed in its protective case. Full contact of the instrument with water is not permitted. Avoid exposing the instrument to direct sunlight for a prolonged period.

If you need to measure the amount of sugar in a product, you should look at another refractometer model designed for measuring sugar.