5 In 1 Water Test
Water Quality Test
High levels of nitrates in consumed water can be harmful, especially to pregnant mothers and small children. The US EPA has set the maximum contaminant level goal (MCLG) for total nitrate/nitrite at 10.0 mg/L and for nitrite alone at 1.0 mg/L measured as nitrogen. Nitrites in water are especially an issue with well water where nitrites from fertilizers can be found in irrigation water and make their way into well water. The Hygiena™ 5-in-1 Water Test semi-quantifies Nitrates (NO3), Nitrites (NO2), Total Hardness, Free Chlorine, and pH. Suitable for any type of water testing including CIP rinse water, water used in food & beverage processing (i.e. beer, juice, soft drinks, wine, soups, etc.), tap water, well water, fish farm water, farming, and more.
Features
Lets discuss some of the key benefits of AllerSnap.
- Results in 15-half-hour relying on sensitivity requirements.
- Proactive, qualitative method to verification.
- Broad range, non-particular protein screening is greater cost-powerful when particular checks aren’t required.
- It seperates the errors and waste.
- No separate agent required for wetting.
- No reconstitution step make sure regular repeatable results.
Usage of Water Test
Key Benefits
A simple, rapid, and effective water test that puts flexibility and convenience in the palm of your hand.
Results in Less Than 2 Minutes
Easy-to-Read Color Scale
5 Tests in 1 Strip
Nitrates (NO3) / Nitrites (NO2)
High levels of nitrates in consumed water can be harmful, especially to pregnant mothers and infants. The US EPA has set the Maximum Contaminant Level Goal (MCLG) for total nitrate/nitrite at 10.0 mg/L and for nitrite alone at 1.0 mg/L measured as nitrogen. Nitrites in water are especially an issue with well water where levels can exceed 50 mg/L. Farm irrigation water can waste nitrites from fertilizers into well water sources. The 5-in-1 water test confirms filtration processes and gives you piece-of-mind regarding your water source.
Free Chlorine
This is a versatile test for determining the amount of free chlorine in drinking water and thus verify dosage testing at the point of consumption. A free chlorine level less 2.0 mg/L 30 minutes after the addition of sodium hypochlorite and at least 0.2 mg/L 24 hours after sodium hypochlorite is added will be enough residual to maintain water quality through the distribution network. Combined with the pH test, water treatment effectiveness can be determined and provides you confidence that your program is working.
Water pH
The application of pH water testing in food safety, along with a host of other industries, is broad and includes fruit juice testing (sugar extraction and purification), beer production, and general CIP rinse processes.
How To Use WaterTest
How to Use 5-in-1 Water Test
5-in-1 Water Test Color Chart
