Hach Dissolved Oxygen Color Disc Kit
Description
Hach Dissolved Oxygen Color Disc Kit, AccuVac, 0-15 mg/L, 25 tests
Features
- Continuous-gradient color wheel for fast, accurate comparisons
- Accurate to +/-10% or +/- the smallest increment, subject to individual color perception
- Kits use a blank as a reference in color comparison, compensating for color in the sample
Details
Simply react the sample, then insert the blank and the sample into the holder. Rotate the color wheel to obtain a color match between the blank and the reacted sample. Accuracy for color disc kits is typically +/- 10% or +/- the smallest increment, subject to individual color perception.
- (1) Reagent
- (1) Beaker
- (1) Color Comparator Box
- (1) Vial
- (1) Beaker
- (1) Ampule Beaker
- (1) Color Discs
- (1) Instruction Sheet
- (1) Carrying Case
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2515050 | Dissolved oxygen color disc kit, AccuVac, 0-15 mg/L, 25 tests |
$130.00
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Usually ships in 3-5 days | ||
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What units are used?
The color disk kit reads Dissolved Oxygen in mg/L.
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