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Luster Leaf Electronic 4 Way Analyzer

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SKU:
A4WA
UPC:
035307018809
MPN:
789-01880

Description

Know Your Soil — Test pH, Moisture, Light & Fertility in One Step

The Luster Leaf Electronic 4-Way Analyzer (Model 1880) gives home gardeners a complete picture of their soil health with a single tool. Using a unique three-probe design, it measures the four key factors for healthy plant growth: soil pH, soil moisture, sunlight intensity, and combined N-P-K fertility levels — all with no batteries required. Whether you're starting a new raised bed or troubleshooting an underperforming vegetable garden, this meter takes the guesswork out of soil prep. Pair it with quality amendments from our Fertilizers & Soil Amendments collection to act on your results right away.

Key Features
  • 4-in-1 Measurement: Reads soil pH, moisture, sunlight, and combined N-P-K fertility levels — no separate tools needed.
  • Unique Three-Probe Design: Manufacturer-engineered probe configuration allows one meter to capture all four soil parameters accurately.
  • No Batteries Required: Operates entirely on probe-generated electrical signals — always ready to use.
  • Includes Cleaning Pad: Comes with a specially selected cleaning pad compatible with the probe metals to protect accuracy and extend meter life.
  • 1-Year Warranty: Warranted free from defects for one year from date of purchase.
Technical Specifications

Specifications sourced from Luster Leaf manufacturer documentation (Model 1880).

Specification Details
Model 1880
Parameters Measured Soil pH, Soil Moisture, Sunlight, Combined N-P-K Fertility
Probe Design Unique Three-Probe
Batteries Required No
Includes Cleaning Pad
Use In Soil Only (Do Not Use in Liquids)
Warranty 1 Year from Date of Purchase
Brand Luster Leaf
SKU (DripWorks) A4WA
How to Measure Soil Fertility

Follow these steps from the Luster Leaf instruction guide for accurate N-P-K fertility readings.

Step 1: Prepare the Soil
Remove the top 2" of soil. Break up and crumble the soil underneath to a total depth of 5".

Step 2: Wet the Soil
Thoroughly wet the soil with water — ideally rain or distilled water — to a mud consistency.

Step 3: Clean the Probes
Wipe the meter probes clean with a tissue or paper towel before inserting.

Step 4: Set the Switch & Insert
Move the switch to the first (top) position. Insert probes into the soil to within 1" of the casing. Allow approximately 10 seconds for the reading to stabilize.

Step 5: Record & Clean
Record your reading. Remove probes and clean them thoroughly with the included cleaning pad after each use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this meter in water or liquid fertilizer solutions?
No. This meter is designed for use in soil only and must not be submerged in or used to test liquids.

Does the 4-Way Analyzer require batteries?
No batteries are required. The meter operates on the electrical signals generated by the probes in contact with moist soil.

What water should I use when prepping soil for a fertility test?
Luster Leaf recommends using rain or distilled water when wetting the soil to mud consistency before testing. Tap water containing chlorine or minerals can affect reading accuracy.

How do I keep the probes accurate over time?
Always clean the probes thoroughly with the included cleaning pad after every use. The pad is specially formulated to be compatible with the probe metals — other abrasives or cleaners may damage probe surfaces and compromise readings.

Complete Your Garden Kit

Use your analyzer results to take action with the right products:

  • Fertilizers & Soil Amendments: Correct N-P-K deficiencies or adjust soil pH once you know your readings.
  • Meters & Testing: Browse our full selection of soil and water testing tools.
  • Raised Beds: Start with a clean slate — raised beds let you control and optimize soil conditions from day one.
  • Fertilizer Injectors: Once you know your soil's fertility levels, deliver targeted nutrients directly through your drip system.

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