Hach Surface Water Test Kit
Description
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
- Easy-to-use tests for ammonia, chlorine, pH, nitrate, dissolved oxygen, phosphorus, and temperature
- Rugged, lightweight kit includes pH Pocket Pal Tester and all necessary apparatus and reagents
Details
- (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
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2559833 | Surface water test kit |
$351.00
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Usually ships in 3-5 days | ||
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What is the battery life of the pH tester?
The pH Pocket Pal tester has a battery life of 200 hours.
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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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