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Refractometer - $30 (South Lake Tahoe)
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Useful for home brewing, wine making, kombucha fermenting, and other lab work.
Includes automatic temperature control.
Used, in brand new condition.
Last two pics are of the actual item.
Price is firm, cash only.
Pick up in South Lake Tahoe
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More info available here:
www.northernbrewer.com/products/brix-specific-gravity-refractometer-with-atc
Product details
Quickly measure your wort or must with precision using our Brix Refractometer with ATC. This upgraded model includes a specific gravity scale, eliminating the need for Brix-to-gravity conversion when checking your Original Gravity.
Unlike a hydrometer, this refractometer only requires a few drops for a reading—no need to waste a full test jar of beer or wine. It’s ideal for homebrewing, winemaking, and all-grain brewing applications.
Why choose our refractometer? You get fast, accurate readings from 0–32° Brix with ±0.2° precision, plus Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) between 50–86°F. Whether you're checking pre-boil gravity or monitoring your mash runoff (stop around 2–3 Brix), this tool helps you hit your numbers every time.
The built-in Specific Gravity scale makes this refractometer perfect for measuring Original Gravity. For Final Gravity readings post-fermentation (where alcohol affects accuracy), just use our free Refractometer Calculator.
Each kit includes:
Precision Brix Refractometer w/ATC
Mini screwdriver for calibration
Microfiber cloth for prism cleaning
Plastic pipette for sample collection
Step-by-step usage instructions
To use: Apply 2–3 drops of liquid to the prism, close the cover, and point toward a light source. Look through the eyepiece to instantly read your Brix or SG.
Need help getting started? Read our guide on how to use a refractometer or visit our online calculator to correct readings after fermentation.
Great for all-grain brewers, winemakers, cider makers, and kombucha fermenters.
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