Brand: Erun
four-parameter water disinfectant tester
Model: ERUN-SP7-4
Parameters: residual chlorine/total chlorine/ozone/chlorine dioxide
ERUN-SP7-4 portable water disinfectant tester, using DPD spectrophotometry, simultaneous detection of residual chlorine, chlorine, chlorine dioxide, ozone, the four key indicators, and its technical performance is in full compliance with the "GB / T 5750.11 Its technical performance is fully in line with the “GB/T 5750.11.2006 Standard Test Methods for Drinking Water: Disinfection Byproducts Indicators”, which is the first choice of equipment for on-site testing by CDC, environmental protection departments and enterprise laboratories.
Testing Program: | Residual chlorine/total chlorine/ozone/chlorine dioxide |
Detection range: | Residual chlorine: 0.02-10 mg/L Total chlorine: 0.02-10 mg/L Ozone: 0.01-2.5 mg/L Chlorine dioxide: 0.05-20 mg/L |
Detection Methods: | DPD spectrophotometric method |
Repeatability: | ≤2% |
Size: | 400mm×300mm×140mm |
1. Intelligent data management
Automatic identification of reagent types: preset DPD, indigo and other 8 types of reagent curves to avoid human misoperation;
Data storage and export: support multiple group data storage, external USB interface;
Test report: built-in printer, you can directly print the test report;
2. Standardized operational processes
move | Operating Instructions | caveat |
Sample collection | Samples are taken in transparent glass bottles and stored away from light | Avoid contact with metal containers to prevent decomposition of reagents |
Reagent Addition | Use pre-made reagent tubes and insert them into the corresponding test wells as prompted. | Reagents need to be refrigerated at 2-8℃ with a shelf life of 3 months. |
detection initiation | Touch screen to select the parameters, the instrument automatically complete the color development, measurement and result calculation | Rinse the colorimetric tube with deionized water before each test. |
Interpretation of results | Direct display of mg/L values on the screen | Comparison with national standard limits to generate compliance conclusions |
