Colbo SafeCheck tests food and water using the Dual Electrical Method, originally designed to address the variety and lack of safety control in agricultural produce at the local emerging markets in a highly reliable way.
This corresponds to the amount of foreign ions per 1 000 000 molecules of water. TDS levels in the range of 300 ppm are considered excellent as per WHO Guidelines.
Another popular TDS meter application is checking water in swimming pools and fish aquariums.
Colbo SafeCheck monitors radioactivity even on standby and logs your exposure to radiation throughout the day, displaying hourly exposure levels and detailed 4-minute measurements, as well as total 24-hour exposure.
Alert levels are calibrated according to US Federal Guidance for Radiation Protection and EPA Guidelines
According to the WHO, exposure limits are 5 000 v/m.
Colbo SafeCheck helps prevent prolonged exposure to low-frequency EMF, which can hurt biological processes within the human body. EMF sensors are optimized to measure low-frequency emissions.
The electronic testing probe safely retracts into the device, compact enough to be carried in a purse or pocket
Apps
integration
Graphical multi-lingual interface with user selectable languages
Software upgrade.
1-click firmware update function with any WiFi connection, no host computer is required
Audio menu prompts for visually impaired people
Bright, scratch and water-resistant display. Rugged but sleek design and push buttons allow for operation in any work or weather environment, even when wearing gloves
"I’ll like to travel to far away and exotic places with my children.
To avoid dangerous places and harmful products I use Colbo."
"Wow! Colbo device was a life changer for me! I’m able to check my veggies, fruits and water for harmful nitrates independently. It’s extremely important for me to make sure my family and myself consume quality products and with Colbo I get the results within seconds. Thanks you!"
"Very useful device. Colbo is always in my bag, since the time I bought strawberries full of nitrates."