Description
MCA 01632 monochloramine reagent test enables photometric determination of monochloramine across the measuring range 0,050–10,00 mg/l Cl2. Intended for a sample volume of 10 ml, the kit supports 150 tests and works with cuvettes of 10, 20 and 50 mm path length. The thymol method provides a defined analytical approach for quantifying monochloramine as Cl2 in water and process samples. Compatible with PhotoLab® photometers, the reagents integrate readily into routine laboratory photometric workflows. Offered by manufacturer WTW - a Xylem brand, each pack is supplied with a batch certificate to support quality documentation. The test is suited to monitoring disinfectant residuals, drinking-water treatment steps and industrial process streams where monochloramine levels must be controlled. Clear measuring limits and a fixed sample volume help standardise results between operators and instruments. Laboratories can use the kit for both screening and quantitative checks without altering established PhotoLab® procedures, ensuring consistent data for compliance and process-control decisions.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pkg
- Measuring range: 0,050–10,00 mg/l Cl2
- Sample volume: 10 ml
- Number of tests: 150
- EAN: 4064664017824
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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