Lovibond, part of the Tintometer Group, is a leading provider of water analysis equipment and colour measurement instruments for pools, laboratories, and industry.
Lovibond is a globally recognized brand synonymous with precision in water analysis and colour measurement. Part of the Tintometer Group, the company has a history spanning over a century, delivering innovative solutions for monitoring water quality in swimming pools, drinking water, waste water, and industrial applications. Their comprehensive product range includes electronic photometers, visual comparators, and the popular Scuba series of smart pool testers, all designed to ensure safety and hygiene through accurate testing.
Beyond water analysis, Lovibond enables high-precision colour transmission and reflectance measurement for liquid and solid samples. Industries such as edible oils, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and food and beverage rely on Lovibond spectrophotometers and colorimeters for quality control. With headquarters in Germany and a presence in the UK, USA, and beyond, Lovibond continues to set standards with its 'Green Chemistry' reagents and advanced digital connectivity.
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The Scuba3s utilizes NFC technology. To transfer data, open the PoolAssistant App on your smartphone and place the phone above the device. All records are transferred wirelessly for evaluation.
Lovibond recommends using their branded reagents, which are formulated for accuracy. They offer 'Green Chemistry' options (Evo) that minimize hazardous substances like potassium iodide and exclude boric acid.
Many Lovibond electronic instruments, such as the PFXi series, support remote calibration via the internet (RCMSi). Handheld units often have a user calibration mode described in the specific instruction manual.
Yes, many Lovibond instruments are designed to work with various water types, including seawater, provided the correct reagents and method settings are used as specified in the manual.