C01 Residual Chlorine Test Reagent 10ml

C01 Residual Chlorine Test Reagent 10ml detects residual chlorine in water and is suitable for tap water supply, water purifier testing, medical care, and food processing. Normal tap water residual chlorine range: 0.05-0.5ppm. High reagent concentration provides accurate results in 2 minutes, with an anti-backflow drip cap for safe storage.

Introduction

Product Definition

C01 Residual Chlorine Reagent 10ml is a liquid reagent used to detect whether water contains residual chlorine. With high reagent concentration, fast detection speed, and a backflow-prevention dropper cap, it is suitable for water purifier demonstrations, tap water testing, and residual chlorine control in water-related industries.

Product Features

  • High reagent concentration ensures accurate detection results; residual chlorine level testing can be completed in just 2 minutes.
  • Each batch of residual chlorine reagent is formulated through repeated experiments, ensuring high concentration and excellent detection performance.
  • The bottle cap features a backflow-prevention dropper design that effectively isolates outside air, preventing the test solution from being contaminated by airborne pollutants and losing effectiveness.
  • The reagent volume is 10ml per bottle, making it easy to carry, ready to test at any time, and simple and safe to operate.

Key Specifications

  • Product Name: Residual Chlorine Reagent
  • Model: C01
  • Volume: 10ml
  • Dimensions: Approx. 6 cm high and approx. 2 cm in diameter
  • Test Item: Detects whether water contains residual chlorine
  • Application Scope: Suitable for water-related industries that require residual chlorine control, such as tap water supply, water purifier testing, medical and healthcare, and food processing
  • Precautions: Do not ingest; store away from light

Application Scenarios

Suitable for water-related industries that require residual chlorine control, including tap water supply, water purifier testing, medical and healthcare, and food processing.

Target Users:

  • Individuals or teams selling water purifiers: demonstrate in front of customers whether water filtered by the water purifier contains residual chlorine. The residual chlorine reagent has high concentration and provides reliable detection results.
  • Households or individuals that have purchased a water purifier: use it to test the filtration performance of the water purifier.
  • People interested in water quality testing: use it to test residual chlorine levels in tap water from various cities.

Residual chlorine standard reference: The normal range for residual chlorine in tap water is 0.05-0.5 ppm. Levels below 0.05 ppm are considered substandard; levels above 0.5 ppm are considered excessive and harmful to human health.

FAQ

Q: What is C01 Residual Chlorine Reagent used for?
A: It is used to detect whether water contains residual chlorine, and can be used to test residual chlorine in water samples such as tap water and water purifier outlet water.

Q: How long does it take to get test results?
A: Thanks to the high reagent concentration, residual chlorine level testing can be completed in just 2 minutes.

Q: What residual chlorine level in tap water is considered normal?
A: The normal residual chlorine content range for tap water is 0.05-0.5 ppm. Levels below 0.05 ppm are considered substandard, and levels above 0.5 ppm are considered excessive.

Q: How can water purifier sellers/users use it?
A: Water purifier sales personnel can use it on site to demonstrate whether water filtered by the purifier contains residual chlorine. Households and individuals that have purchased a water purifier can use it to test the purifier's filtration performance.

Q: Why does the bottle cap use a special design?
A: The bottle cap features a backflow-prevention dropper design that effectively isolates outside air, preventing the test solution in the bottle from being contaminated by airborne pollutants and losing effectiveness.

Q: How should it be stored?
A: Do not ingest; store away from light.

Related Terms

  • Residual Chlorine: The amount of available chlorine remaining in water after chlorination disinfection. It is an important indicator for evaluating drinking water disinfection effectiveness and water quality safety.
  • ppm: Parts per million concentration. 1 ppm is approximately equal to 1 mg/L and is commonly used to express the content of substances such as residual chlorine in water.
  • Backflow-Prevention Dropper Design: A structural design at the bottle opening that reduces liquid backflow, isolates outside air, and lowers the risk of contaminating the test solution.
  • Water-Related Industries: Industries related to drinking water, water purification equipment, and water treatment, such as tap water supply, water purifier testing, medical and healthcare, and food processing.