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WaterCheck™ 2
The Ultimate Test Strip for 0.1 ppm Low
Level Chlorine/Chloramine Test Strip
- Easy to use strip test
- Result in 30 Seconds
- Detects chlorine/chloramine less than 0.1 ppm
- Quantitative test results
- Color blocks 0 0.1 0.5
1.0 ppm
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0.1 p pm Chloramine/Chlorine test strip
for monitoring carbon tank chlorine leaks. The strip is optimized for
Maximal reaction with chloramine to assure detection of trace amount of
chloramine in the treated water. The strip reacts with both free chlorine
and chloramine. Results are ppm total chlorine. The test is a 30 second
test.
AAMI now allows the use of a dip-and-read test strip for
monitoring of 0.1 ppm total chlorine (chlorine/chloramine) in dialysis
water treatment.
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WaterCheck™ CP
All Purpose Disinfectant Test Strip
- Easy to use strip test
- Residual and potency test in one
- Reacts with chlorine, peroxide, iodine, and other
oxidants
- Detection range, 0 - 5000 ppm chlorine
- Easy to read color blocks
- 0 0.5 1.0 ppm chlorine, 1%,
10% bleach
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Chlorine/Peroxide/Bleach. All purpose test
strips.
This is the most versatile test strip. The strip
is sensitive to varieties of disinfecting agents, such as, chlorine, bromine,
peroxide, iodine or ozone. The strip measures total chlorine. It will
react to chlorine concentrations from trace to over 1000 ppm. The strip
color will turn from light blue to dark blue, to dark brown. It is a residual
chlorine and potency test for bleach, both in one strip. Because of its
high sensitivity for peroxide, the strip is also commonly used for detection
of residual peroxide in rinse water from RO column after disinfected with
peracetic acid.
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WaterCheck™ RC
The Most Versatile Chlorine/Bleach Test
Strip
- Easy to use strip test
- Residual and potency test in one
- Detection sensitivity about 0.1 ppm
- Quantitation range 0 0.5 1.0
up to 500 and 500 ppm
- Residual and potency test, all in one step.
0 0.5 1.0 ppm chlorine, 1% bleach
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Residual Chlorine test strips,similar to
WaterCheck™ CP, except that WaterCheck™ RC strip will not
react with peroxide. Therefore, it can be used in the reuse room in the
presence of peroxide fume in the air.
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