Handheld chlorine analyzers are engineered to make it easy to measure chlorine levels in water.
The Hanna Turbidity and Chlorine HI93414 is a high accuracy Handheld analyzer. Combining nephelometer and photometer to measure key parameters in drinking water. calibration and performance verification is ensured with the supplied AMCO-AEPA-1 primary turbidity standards and NIST traceable secondary…
The HI97734 measures free and total chlorine in water samples from 0.00 to 10.00 mg/L (ppm) as Cl2. The combination of an advanced optical system for accurate measurements and user-friendly design makes the HI97734 the perfect photometer for your water…
The HI97734 measures free and total chlorine in water samples from 0.00 to 10.00 mg/L (ppm) as Cl2. The combination of an advanced optical system for accurate measurements and user-friendly design makes the HI97734 the perfect photometer for your water…
HI97711 is an advanced Handheld photometer for the measurement of free and total chlorine in water. This meter offers a superior optical system that utilizes a reference detector and narrow band interference filters for extremely fast and repeatable measurements. No…
The DPD dispenser accurately delivers the correct amount of DPD reagent for testing chlorine concentrations using the colorimetric method. Both free or total chlorine versions are available and supplied with enough DPD powder for 100 tests or in multi-packs providing…
Handheld chlorine analyzers are engineered to make it easy to measure chlorine levels in water. Hand held analyzers are designed for in-the-field testing or on-site testing, and their portable nature is perfect for spot testing at different distribution points.
Each analyzer is slightly different but the basic principle is usually the same. A measured amount of water is mixed with a DPD (chemical). The reaction between Chlorine and the DPD causes a color change which is visibly a pink to red color. The vial is then placed within the hand held detector, which will read the intensity of the color change. The correlation between how red the water becomes, is matched by how much chlorine is present. Typically, the deeper the color, the higher the chlorine content.
Typical analyzers measure levels between 0.0 to 10.0ppm with a resolution of 0.1ppm, but high and low range meters are available for specific requirements.
Regularly testing and measuring chlorine levels helps to ensure that the water is safe and healthy for both humans and aquatic life depending on the circumstances.
WJF Instrumentation Ltd.
#5 3610 – 29th Street N.E.
Calgary, Alberta
Canada
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