Description
PoolTester is a compact kit for rapid semi-quantitative pH, chlorine and bromine measurement in pool and bathing water. It combines a comparator test block with eight pH scale values covering the range 6,8 – 8,2 and sixteen chlorine and bromine scale values for DPD No. 1 free chlorine from 0,1 – 6,0 and bromine from 0,22 – 13,2. RAPID tablets with fast dissolution are included for 30 tests of each parameter, enabling straightforward colour-comparison workflows on site or in the laboratory. The kit from manufacturer Labbox belongs to the WATER ID product type and is aimed at environmental analytics, pool maintenance and routine water-quality screening where a simple visual readout is preferred. Net weight is 0,500 kg. By uniting pH and DPD No. 1 chemistry in one portable test block, the PoolTester supports quick checks of free chlorine, bromine and pH without complex instrumentation, making it practical for repeated semi-quantitative control of water chemistry in professional and service settings.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: WATER ID
- pH measuring range: 6,8 – 8,2 (8 scale values)
- Cl2 / Br2 range (DPD No. 1): 0,1 – 6,0 / 0,22 – 13,2
- Tablets included: RAPID for 30 tests each
- EAN: 8434868035348
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