Description
Phenol red RAPID and DPD No. 1 (Cl2 / Br2) RAPID tablets are fast-dissolving reagent tablets for use with a PoolTester in rapid semi-quantitative pool and bathing-water checks. Phenol red supports pH colour comparison, while DPD No. 1 RAPID tablets address free chlorine and bromine. The RAPID format is intended for quick dissolution during routine field or bench testing. This pack supplies tablets for 30 tests of each type and is matched to PoolTester workflows that use a test block with eight pH scale values (measuring range 6,8 – 8,2) and sixteen chlorine and bromine scale values (DPD No. 1 free Cl2: 0,1 – 6,0; Br2: 0,22 – 13,2). Offered by manufacturer Labbox in the WATER ID line, the tablets suit environmental analytics, pool service and laboratory quality control where simple visual readout is required. Net weight is 0,200 kg. They serve as dedicated consumables for combined pH, chlorine and bromine measurement without extra instrumentation beyond the comparator block and colour scales, supporting consistent day-to-day water testing.
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Key features
- Pack size: 30 pc(s)
- Product type: WATER ID
- Tablet types: Phenol red RAPID and DPD No. 1 (Cl2 / Br2) RAPID
- EAN: 8434868035331
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