SIBATA Residual Chlorine Meter for Medium Concentrations 080540-523 1 pc

Catalog number: 080540-523 Features: ●By using DPD reagent or potassium iodide reagent, you can measure residual chlorine concentrations (free residual chlorine, combined residual chlorine, total residual chlorine) of 2.0 to 10 mg/L. ●If you already have the main unit of the "Residual Chlorine Meter DPD Method", you can use it in the same way by purchasing only the colorimetric plate for medium concentrations and replacing it. ●The reagents used (DPD reagent, potassium iodide reagent) are the same as those used in the "Residual Chlorine Meter DPD Method". ●In order to prevent the increase of Legionella bacteria, which cause Legionnaires' disease, which is classified as a Class 4 infectious disease, it is necessary to regularly manage the hygiene of facilities and equipment. ●It is useful for managing the residual chlorine concentration used for disinfection. Uses: ● To control the concentration of combined chlorine monochloramine (approximately 3 mg/L) used to disinfect bath water ● To control the concentration of chlorine disinfectant (5 to 10 mg/L) in the piping of circulating bathtubs ● To control the concentration of chlorine agents (5 to 10 mg/L) used in chemical cleaning of cooling towers Specifications: ● Width (mm): 67 ● Depth (mm): 37 ● Height (mm): 156 ● Measurement range (mg/L): 2.0 to 10 ● Test water volume (ml): Approximately 50 ● Measurement method: DPD method, measurement range 2.0 to 10 mg/L 6 levels, standard colorimetric plate 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 7.0 10. DPD powder reagent is not included. ●Vinyl case W (mm): 97 ●Vinyl case D (mm): 50 ●Vinyl case H (mm): 170 ●Weight (kg): 0.3 (including case) ●This meter is a simple measurement method based on the reaction of the residual chlorine contained in the test water with the DPD reagent, which reacts and produces a pale reddish purple color, just like the "Residual Chlorine Meter DPD Method". ●By using a dedicated colorimetric plate for medium concentrations, you can measure concentrations from 2.0 to 10 mg/L in six steps. ●You can measure free residual chlorine using the DPD reagent, and then measure total residual chlorine by adding potassium iodide reagent. ●The combined residual chlorine concentration of monochlorine, etc. can be calculated from the difference between the total residual chlorine concentration and the free residual chlorine concentration. ●Reagents are sold separately. Set contents/accessories: ●Residual chlorine meter body (with colorimetric plate for medium concentrations) x 1 ●Square test tube with silicone cap x 3 ●Vinyl case x 1