Hach Surface Water Test Kit

The Hach surface water test kit is Ideal for field testing industrial discharge in both ambient and environmental applications.

Features

  • Ideal for field testing industrial discharge in both ambient and environmental applications
  • Tests for ammonia, chlorine, pH, nitrate, dissolved oxygen, phosphorus, and temperature
  • Includes pH Pocket Pal Tester and all necessary apparatus and reagents
Your Price $622.00
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Overview
The Hach Surface Water Test Kit is ideal for field testing industrial discharge in both ambient and environmental applications. The test kit includes all necessary reagents and apparatus for performing seven critical water quality determinations.

  • Ammonia
  • Chlorine (Free and Total)
  • Nitrate
  • Dissolved Oxygen
  • pH
  • Phosphorus
  • Temperature

Includes
The kit includes a durable carrying case designed to keep chemistries and apparatus neat and well-organized. The Hach Surface Water Test Kit is supplied with reagents for each test, all necessary apparatus, a carrying case, and instructions.

  • (1) pH Pocket Pal tester
  • (100) Ammonia tests
  • (100) Chlorine (free & total) tests
  • (100) Nitrate tests
  • (100) Dissolved oxygen tests
  • (100) Phosphorus tests
  • (1) Carrying case
  • All necessary apparatus and reagents for testing
Questions & Answers
What is the battery life of the pH tester?
The pH Pocket Pal tester has a battery life of 200 hours.
Do I need anything else before I can start testing?
No, the Surface Water Test Kit includes all necessary reagents and apparatus.
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