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Aquachek salt white analytical strips for salt levels.

AquaChek  |  SKU: 19122
11,90 €
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Aquachek Salt white analytical strips to determine the level of salt in the water. • Measure salt levels. Ideal for pools with salt chlorinators. • Extremely easy to use • Results by scale comparison.

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Description

Aquachek Salt analytical strips are the essential complement for the clients who have salt chlorination systems.

In little time AquaChek Salt white measure the levels of salt (sodium chloride). It has a measurement range from 400 to 7000 ppm.

with salt levels suitable, can have the security of what your salt chlorinator will produce the correct amount of chlorine to keep water clean and free of contaminants.

To determine the salt level in the water, simply place the strip in a water sample and wait approximately 10 minutes. Then you just have to compare it with the table printed on the bottle.

The bottle contains 10 test strips.

This product was previously sold under the reference 561140A.


HOW TO USE AQUACHEK SALT STRIPS

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2.0 370 5.2 1960
2.2 430 5.4 2120
2.4 490 5.6 2310
2.6 560 5.8 2500
2.8 630 6.0 2710
3.0 700 6.2 2940
3.2 780 6.4 3180
3.4 870 6.6 3450
3.6 960 6.8 3750
3.8 1060 7.0 4080
4.0 1160 7.2 4440
4.2 1270 7.4 4840
4.4 1390 7.6 5290
4.6 1520 7.8 5800
4.8 1660 8.0 6390
5.0 1800 8.2 7070

FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:

  • Remove a strip from the jar, notice that its center line is a uniform brown color.
  • Insert the bottom of the test strip into a container of water, no more than 3 cm.
  • Wait approximately 10 minutes.
  • Take the test strip out of the water and notice that it will have changed its color to a lighter one.
  • Locate on the test strip the maximum point at which this color change reaches.
  • This level will indicate a number, keep in mind that each line is equivalent to 0.2 (in the example 6.6)
  • Look for that number in the table that you will find in the strip bin.
  • That number will be paired with the amount of salt your pool has expressed in mg/l.

In the example on the left we have a maximum white point of 6.6, which when looking for it in the table tells us
that we have a salt concentration in the water of 3450 mg/l. (3.45 gr/l).



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