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OEM#: CM20201-6New OEM Original Outright
0.1PPM WATERCHECK 2 CHLORINE/CHLORAMINE TEST STRIP 6 X 100/CASE by Non-Medical
Your price:
$170.13 Per package of 6Ship date will be provided after ordering
OEM#: CM20201-60.1PPM WATERCHECK 2 CHLORINE/CHLORAMINE TEST STRIP 6 X 100/CASE by Non-Medical
New OEM Original Outright
Your price:
$170.13 Per package of 6
Ship date will be provided after ordering
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Product Overview
Chlorine is commonly used for disinfection of water in the municipal water treatment plant. Since chlorine is not stable and, in order to assure the present of sufficient concentration of chlorine throughout the city water lines, the city may chose to use higher chlorine concentration at the treatment plant. Such high chlorine concentration may cause the formation of trichloro-methane, a cancer causing agent. Alternatively, city often also add ammonia along with chlorine to the water to stabilize chlorine and to prevent the formation of hazardous chlorinated compounds.
When chlorine and ammonia are mixed together, it forms chloramine. Chloramine is much more stable compared to free chlorine, but is also much milder in its oxidative reactivity. Because of this, many of the chlorine test strips fail to detect low levels of chloramine in water. This often pose a problem with the water treatment system in the dialysis facility where the quality of the purified water is critical. WaterCheck CM, Low Level Chlorine/Chloramine Test Strip is specially designed to detect less than 0.1 ppm of chloramine in the water as required by the AAMI standards
Sensitive to Low Levels of Chloramine
- Detection sensitivity is about 0.05 ppm chloramine
- Reacts with both chlorine and chloramine
- Best for total protection of chlorine/chloramine contamination
- Monitor carbon tank water purification step for AAMI standards compliance
Clear and Easy to Read Positive Color
- No confusion distinguishing positive and negative colors
- Color intensity reflect different levels of chloramine, even to a trace level
- Can detect early sign of chlorine leak in the carbon tank water before the situation became acute
Easy to Use and Takes Only 30 Seconds
- Consistent and reliable results in 30 seconds
- Consistent lot to lot quality
- No mixing of solutions, no counting of drops to reduce errors
- No waiting of minutes for the results to slow you down
- No potential errors of running DPD solution tests
Technical Specs
P/N: CM20201-6 Key Specs
Item
0.1PPM WATERCHECK 2 CHLORINE/CHLORAMINE TEST STRIP 6 X 100/CASE
OEM
Non-Medical
OEM #
CM20201-6
Condition
New OEM Original
Returnable
No
Warranty
As Is
Chlorine is commonly used for disinfection of water in the municipal water treatment plant. Since chlorine is not stable and, in order to assure the present of sufficient concentration of chlorine throughout the city water lines, the city may chose to use higher chlorine concentration at the treatment plant. Such high chlorine concentration may cause the formation of trichloro-methane, a cancer causing agent. Alternatively, city often also add ammonia along with chlorine to the water to stabilize chlorine and to prevent the formation of hazardous chlorinated compounds.
When chlorine and ammonia are mixed together, it forms chloramine. Chloramine is much more stable compared to free chlorine, but is also much milder in its oxidative reactivity. Because of this, many of the chlorine test strips fail to detect low levels of chloramine in water. This often pose a problem with the water treatment system in the dialysis facility where the quality of the purified water is critical. WaterCheck CM, Low Level Chlorine/Chloramine Test Strip is specially designed to detect less than 0.1 ppm of chloramine in the water as required by the AAMI standards
Sensitive to Low Levels of Chloramine
- Detection sensitivity is about 0.05 ppm chloramine
- Reacts with both chlorine and chloramine
- Best for total protection of chlorine/chloramine contamination
- Monitor carbon tank water purification step for AAMI standards compliance
Clear and Easy to Read Positive Color
- No confusion distinguishing positive and negative colors
- Color intensity reflect different levels of chloramine, even to a trace level
- Can detect early sign of chlorine leak in the carbon tank water before the situation became acute
Easy to Use and Takes Only 30 Seconds
- Consistent and reliable results in 30 seconds
- Consistent lot to lot quality
- No mixing of solutions, no counting of drops to reduce errors
- No waiting of minutes for the results to slow you down
- No potential errors of running DPD solution tests
Product Overview
Chlorine is commonly used for disinfection of water in the municipal water treatment plant. Since chlorine is not stable and, in order to assure the present of sufficient concentration of chlorine throughout the city water lines, the city may chose to use higher chlorine concentration at the treatment plant. Such high chlorine concentration may cause the formation of trichloro-methane, a cancer causing agent. Alternatively, city often also add ammonia along with chlorine to the water to stabilize chlorine and to prevent the formation of hazardous chlorinated compounds.
When chlorine and ammonia are mixed together, it forms chloramine. Chloramine is much more stable compared to free chlorine, but is also much milder in its oxidative reactivity. Because of this, many of the chlorine test strips fail to detect low levels of chloramine in water. This often pose a problem with the water treatment system in the dialysis facility where the quality of the purified water is critical. WaterCheck CM, Low Level Chlorine/Chloramine Test Strip is specially designed to detect less than 0.1 ppm of chloramine in the water as required by the AAMI standards
Sensitive to Low Levels of Chloramine
- Detection sensitivity is about 0.05 ppm chloramine
- Reacts with both chlorine and chloramine
- Best for total protection of chlorine/chloramine contamination
- Monitor carbon tank water purification step for AAMI standards compliance
Clear and Easy to Read Positive Color
- No confusion distinguishing positive and negative colors
- Color intensity reflect different levels of chloramine, even to a trace level
- Can detect early sign of chlorine leak in the carbon tank water before the situation became acute
Easy to Use and Takes Only 30 Seconds
- Consistent and reliable results in 30 seconds
- Consistent lot to lot quality
- No mixing of solutions, no counting of drops to reduce errors
- No waiting of minutes for the results to slow you down
- No potential errors of running DPD solution tests
Technical Specs
P/N: CM20201-6 Key Specs
Item
0.1PPM WATERCHECK 2 CHLORINE/CHLORAMINE TEST STRIP 6 X 100/CASE
OEM
Non-Medical
OEM #
CM20201-6
Condition
New OEM Original
Returnable
No
Warranty
As Is
Chlorine is commonly used for disinfection of water in the municipal water treatment plant. Since chlorine is not stable and, in order to assure the present of sufficient concentration of chlorine throughout the city water lines, the city may chose to use higher chlorine concentration at the treatment plant. Such high chlorine concentration may cause the formation of trichloro-methane, a cancer causing agent. Alternatively, city often also add ammonia along with chlorine to the water to stabilize chlorine and to prevent the formation of hazardous chlorinated compounds.
When chlorine and ammonia are mixed together, it forms chloramine. Chloramine is much more stable compared to free chlorine, but is also much milder in its oxidative reactivity. Because of this, many of the chlorine test strips fail to detect low levels of chloramine in water. This often pose a problem with the water treatment system in the dialysis facility where the quality of the purified water is critical. WaterCheck CM, Low Level Chlorine/Chloramine Test Strip is specially designed to detect less than 0.1 ppm of chloramine in the water as required by the AAMI standards
Sensitive to Low Levels of Chloramine
- Detection sensitivity is about 0.05 ppm chloramine
- Reacts with both chlorine and chloramine
- Best for total protection of chlorine/chloramine contamination
- Monitor carbon tank water purification step for AAMI standards compliance
Clear and Easy to Read Positive Color
- No confusion distinguishing positive and negative colors
- Color intensity reflect different levels of chloramine, even to a trace level
- Can detect early sign of chlorine leak in the carbon tank water before the situation became acute
Easy to Use and Takes Only 30 Seconds
- Consistent and reliable results in 30 seconds
- Consistent lot to lot quality
- No mixing of solutions, no counting of drops to reduce errors
- No waiting of minutes for the results to slow you down
- No potential errors of running DPD solution tests
Product Overview
Chlorine is commonly used for disinfection of water in the municipal water treatment plant. Since chlorine is not stable and, in order to assure the present of sufficient concentration of chlorine throughout the city water lines, the city may chose to use higher chlorine concentration at the treatment plant. Such high chlorine concentration may cause the formation of trichloro-methane, a cancer causing agent. Alternatively, city often also add ammonia along with chlorine to the water to stabilize chlorine and to prevent the formation of hazardous chlorinated compounds.
When chlorine and ammonia are mixed together, it forms chloramine. Chloramine is much more stable compared to free chlorine, but is also much milder in its oxidative reactivity. Because of this, many of the chlorine test strips fail to detect low levels of chloramine in water. This often pose a problem with the water treatment system in the dialysis facility where the quality of the purified water is critical. WaterCheck CM, Low Level Chlorine/Chloramine Test Strip is specially designed to detect less than 0.1 ppm of chloramine in the water as required by the AAMI standards
Sensitive to Low Levels of Chloramine
- Detection sensitivity is about 0.05 ppm chloramine
- Reacts with both chlorine and chloramine
- Best for total protection of chlorine/chloramine contamination
- Monitor carbon tank water purification step for AAMI standards compliance
Clear and Easy to Read Positive Color
- No confusion distinguishing positive and negative colors
- Color intensity reflect different levels of chloramine, even to a trace level
- Can detect early sign of chlorine leak in the carbon tank water before the situation became acute
Easy to Use and Takes Only 30 Seconds
- Consistent and reliable results in 30 seconds
- Consistent lot to lot quality
- No mixing of solutions, no counting of drops to reduce errors
- No waiting of minutes for the results to slow you down
- No potential errors of running DPD solution tests
Technical Specs
P/N: CM20201-6 Key Specs
Item
0.1PPM WATERCHECK 2 CHLORINE/CHLORAMINE TEST STRIP 6 X 100/CASE
OEM
Non-Medical
OEM #
CM20201-6
Condition
New OEM Original
Returnable
No
Warranty
As Is
Chlorine is commonly used for disinfection of water in the municipal water treatment plant. Since chlorine is not stable and, in order to assure the present of sufficient concentration of chlorine throughout the city water lines, the city may chose to use higher chlorine concentration at the treatment plant. Such high chlorine concentration may cause the formation of trichloro-methane, a cancer causing agent. Alternatively, city often also add ammonia along with chlorine to the water to stabilize chlorine and to prevent the formation of hazardous chlorinated compounds.
When chlorine and ammonia are mixed together, it forms chloramine. Chloramine is much more stable compared to free chlorine, but is also much milder in its oxidative reactivity. Because of this, many of the chlorine test strips fail to detect low levels of chloramine in water. This often pose a problem with the water treatment system in the dialysis facility where the quality of the purified water is critical. WaterCheck CM, Low Level Chlorine/Chloramine Test Strip is specially designed to detect less than 0.1 ppm of chloramine in the water as required by the AAMI standards
Sensitive to Low Levels of Chloramine
- Detection sensitivity is about 0.05 ppm chloramine
- Reacts with both chlorine and chloramine
- Best for total protection of chlorine/chloramine contamination
- Monitor carbon tank water purification step for AAMI standards compliance
Clear and Easy to Read Positive Color
- No confusion distinguishing positive and negative colors
- Color intensity reflect different levels of chloramine, even to a trace level
- Can detect early sign of chlorine leak in the carbon tank water before the situation became acute
Easy to Use and Takes Only 30 Seconds
- Consistent and reliable results in 30 seconds
- Consistent lot to lot quality
- No mixing of solutions, no counting of drops to reduce errors
- No waiting of minutes for the results to slow you down
- No potential errors of running DPD solution tests