Johnson Total Chlorine Test Strip, 020.33C, J-Quant, 0 to 200 PPM, 200 Strips/Pack

Johnson Total Chlorine Test Strip is a strip of paper that is used to test the concentration of total chlorine in a solution. The paper is formulated to measure a range of 0 to 200 ppm (parts per million), making it suitable for a variety of applications. The paper is part of the J-Quant line of test strips, which are known for their accuracy and reliability. To use the indicator paper, simply dip it into the solution you want to test and compare the resulting color to the color chart provided. The color of the paper will change based on the concentration of total chlorine in the solution, allowing you to easily determine the total chlorine level. The indicator paper is commonly used in water treatment, swimming pools, and other applications where it is important to monitor total chlorine levels.

• Chlorine in solution such as chlorinated disinfectants or sanitizers can be measured easily and rapidly with this basic-reliable and cost effective test
• There are no reagents to mix as everything is on the test strip for the reaction to occur
• Depending on the level being determined-a solid result can be seen in less than one minute
• Water reservoirs-water mains suppliers and swimming pools globally still utilise chlorine based products for disinfection or sanitisation. Electroplaters also utilise chlorine to detoxify cyanide containing waste
• Regulations in some countries may dictate the use of chlorine test strips to ensure the correct concentration of sanitizer solutions are being used as specified by the manufacturer
• Algae production can be avoided-contaminants can be eliminated and toxic microbes can be eradicated if chlorine is at the right level
• Water borne infection can be minimised and safeguards can be put in place to prevent build up from impurities with routine monitoring of chlorine levels
• This level needs to be maintained with routine checks of the amount of chlorine. Too much chlorine can also bad as it can spoil the taste and smell of water. In some cases it can become unsafe for drinking