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La Motte Insta Test Chlorine Dioxide 0- 500 Test Strips Insta-TESTChlorine Dioxide is a convenient way to test for Chlorine Dioxide levels in sanitized water. Range and sensitivity is 0, 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500 ppm Pack Qty: 50 Sku: 3002
Gebrauchsanweisung
1. Entnehmen Sie einen Teststreifen aus der Verpackung. 2. Tauchen Sie den Teststreifen in das zu testende Wasser ein. 3. Vergleichen Sie die Farbe des Testfelds mit der Farbskala auf der Verpackung, um den Chlordioxidgehalt zu bestimmen.
Lo
Bewertet in Frankreich am 22. August 2024
Produit conforme aux attentes. Envoi très rapide.
Emilio
Bewertet in Italien am 17. Oktober 2024
Inutilizzabile!Diversi flaconi CDL acquistati (3000 ppm/0,3%) sono stati testati più volte con queste strisce reattive.Risultato: tutti avevano 10.000 ppm.Chiunque abbia un minimo di conoscenza sa che questo non può essere vero.
Maike Wenke
Bewertet in Deutschland am 19. April 2024
Wie in der Beschreibung- zeigen zu verlässlich das Ergebnis an.
Dosi
Bewertet in Spanien am 3. Dezember 2023
No sirve para nada
Stilianos Sevdalis
Bewertet in Deutschland am 23. Oktober 2023
Funktioniert
Helge Braun
Bewertet in Deutschland am 6. April 2023
Die Teststreifen sind wie erwarted sehr gut.
Jay
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 25. Oktober 2021
bought some cheaper ones that were fairly expensive but they were hopelessly inaccurate, complete waste of time and ingredients. Sent them back.Bit the bullet and bought these instead. Yes they are expensive but if you want to measure what you're making accurately then it's important to have the tool measure the chlorine dioxide precisely.These perform that task perfectly.Glad I bought them.
Snoot! Awesome Nasal Cleanser
Bewertet in den USA am27. November 2016
I have been using these for some ClO2 solution testing -- please note Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2) is not the same as "chlorine bleach" aka sodium hypochlorite (NaClO), which is commonly used to sanitize swimming pools and drinking water -- and they work very well. I have been comparing results on these strips with a $1,000 Palintest ClordioXense meter that is highly calibrated. The meter is accurate to +/- .02ppm and has a range of .03ppm to 50ppm. The strips have been accurate (as accurate as they can be using colors) for all readings between 15ppm and 100ppm. Below 15ppm they tend to show "10ppm" if there is any chlorite in the solution (unconverted to ClO2), so I would suggest using the "Low Range" test strips which are effective, IMO between 1-10ppm.Above 100ppm the scale goes logarithmic, and it is really hard to tell 200 from 300ppm, so these will tell you that your solutions is REALL STRONG (which may be all you need) but if you need better numbers, I suggest you dilute your solution with distilled water to a 1:4 ratio so as to get it into the more useful range on the test strips. You will lose some ClO2 due to outgassing -- seems like about 5% when I do it -- but still, a much better number.My meter uses disposable sensor strips that cost about $1.00 ea, so I'll start relying on these a bit more now that I know they are pretty solid, especially for 25-100ppm measurements.
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