Industrial Test Systems WaterWorks 480015 5-Way Water Check, 30 Seconds Test Time (Bottle of 50)

Industrial Test Systems WaterWorks 480015 5-Way Water Check, 30 Seconds Test Time (Bottle of 50)

$ 14.43

Score By Feature

Based on 15 ratings

Value for money

6.91

Flavor

5.06

Freshness

3.94

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Product Description

Total Hardness and Total Chlorine detection levels are 0, 25, 50, 120, 250, 425 ppm and 0, 0 ppm, respectively. There are 5, 1, 2, 4, and 10 ppm of chlorine in the air free chlorine is zero. The Chemical Alkalinity is 5, 1, 2, 4, 10 ppm, the Total Alkalinity is 0, 40, 80, 120, 180, 240 ppm, and the pH is Is 2, 6, or 17. 8 and 7 are both 8. The numbers 2, 7 indicate that. The number 8 represents the number The level is 4 parts per million

The product features a dipping and reading test strip procedure and updated color chart that make it ideal for technical and non-technical users alike, enabling the detection of 5 important water quality parameters.

This complete kit contains a bottle of 50 test strips that comes with a bottle label with verified color chart to make color matching easy

RELIABLE The quality of each component is tested by Quality Control personnel throughout production, and if they fail the test, they are rejected. To ensure accuracy, calibration equipment is used , and determined concentrations are confirmed according to recognized reference methods *

THE HIGHEST QUALITY ITS manufactures test strips in the USA within an equipment environment that allows for repeatability, accuracy, and traceability following Good Manufacturing Practices.

Questions & Answers

Is there any reason to purchase the free chlorine test when you can get this at a cheaper price?

Consumers will benefit from using this product on a regular basis. The other product, 480026, is an EPA approved strip that only tests for Free Chlorine, so it can be used commercially. A test strip to be approved by the EPA is a very long and expensive process in fact, the only test strip to have been previously approved is the 480026. Please accept my sincere thanks!

A test of tap water and distilled water was performed. The test shows zero chlorine in both. Is this test sensitive enough to use in ?

You should have no more than 1 ppm of chlorine in your tap water from a public water system. There are few who A sensitivity of 0.02 is possible with this test kit. It should be sensitive enough for a concentration of five parts per million of free chlorine. It uses ortho-tests instead of the conventional ones There are two types of toluidene (liquid). Liquid toluidene is more sensitive, but it isn't

How do you test for calcium and sodium in a hardness test? To see if my water softener is working, I checked the meter. ?

Calcium and magnesium combination is all it tests for.

Is it possible to use these in a pool or spa?

The answer is yes. Pool water should have higher levels of chlorine than drinking water when it's fresh from the ground. This test may not read as high as your chloride levels if your sample is already low in chlorine. In addition, when testing a spa, it is imperative that a sample be removed from the water and allowed to cool to room temperature first, as these steps are not calibrated to suit

Selected User Reviews For Industrial Test Systems WaterWorks 480015 5-Way Water Check, 30 Seconds Test Time (Bottle of 50)

pH, chemical hardness, and alkalinity testing are made possible by this instrument

3/5

Although the test cost was good, it seemed like the chlorine tests for tap water were nearly useless. My water was almost chlorine free, and I am sure it's chlorinated. In the event that the color code is accurate and the chlorine and chloramine levels are low, it still remains a useless test because it is close to being white in I think this is more useful to test swimming pool water. The chlorine test strips I use are too inaccurate, so I'm going to start looking for something better. It appeared to produce good results for the other tests of pH, alkalinity, although the chemicals on the test for hardness seemed not to be evenly spread.

Rory Ramirez

| Dec 18, 2020

It is good, but there are bleeds in the color

4/5

While the strips are quick and easy to use, the hardness indicator (the square furthest away from your fingertips where you hold the strip) bleeds color when you hold it. This makes reading the strip difficult. The bleeding continues even after I shake off excess water. I bought them to do what they were designed to do This represents the free chlorine in the system).

Hassan Knapp

| Dec 25, 2020

Water testing in aquariums is easy with this tester! This method of water testing helps me improve the quality of my aquarium water

5/5

I expect it to work.

Jakob Espinoza

| Dec 31, 2020

I used the item right out of the box after receiving it yesterday

5/5

Until yesterday, I was using the item as soon as I received it. In my tests, I used three different strips and they were all identical. I found the cloth diapering and washing routines to be very helpful!.

Hazel Mayer

| Jun 09, 2021

Frog and Leisure Time test strips are significantly more expensive

3/5

Because the colors in the test pads are very faint and tend to run, they are more difficult to read than those in Leisure Time and Frog tests. It is particularly difficult to read the chlorine pads because they are yellow. This is the only brand I will repurchase due to the extra “total chlorine” test pad that came along with these.

Brecken Ellison

| Mar 01, 2021

I think it is a good Deal of the day

5/5

Barrett Griffin

| Jul 20, 2020

I rate it as five stars

5/5

Does the job.

Kamryn HYDE

| Oct 10, 2020

It is important to keep track of time

5/5

It is a good product. But you need to read the instructions and follow them The importance of time cannot be overstated. The only reason we can't get a flat chart is because there's no demand for one.