water testing meter – Water Testing Blog & Water Test Kit Store http://watertestingblog.com "It's your water, your health.. and ultimately your LIFE!" Thu, 30 Dec 2021 07:33:30 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.7.5 Water Testing Meter for Municipal Water Testing http://watertestingblog.com/2011/04/09/water-testing-meter-for-municipal-water-testing/ http://watertestingblog.com/2011/04/09/water-testing-meter-for-municipal-water-testing/#respond Sat, 09 Apr 2011 19:56:34 +0000 http://watertestingblog.com/?p=3782 In our last posting we mentioned a relatively new water testing meter called the eXact Micro 8 because of its ability to test for both free dissolved iron and total iron. We since have received a number of emails from our readers asking for more information about the eXact Micro 8.

Below you will find a list of the water quality parameters that this meter will test along w/ the meter’s detection levels for each parameter.

eXact Micro 8 Water Testing Meter
Testing Capabilities of the eXact Micro 8 Meter

While this meter seems to offer tremendous promise for water quality professionals, we do not think it will work well for the average homeowner who will more likely have more of a need to test for things like free & total chlorine, (standard) pH and copper than they would ammonia, cyanide and phosphates.

This meter, we feel, will have a lot more popularity with water and waste water professionals who, we hope, will do their due diligence and test for things like ammonia, cyanide and phosphates in drinking and process water.

So… What meter can the average homeowner use to test drinking water?

If the convenience, repeatability and accuracy of a water testing meter appeals to you, then take a look at the predecessor to the eXact Micro 8: The eXact Micro 7+ Water Testing Meter.

We have yet to find a simpler, more versatile water testing meter than the eXact Micro 7+ Water Testing Meter. It can test for Total Alkalinity, Bromine, Calcium Hardness, Free Chlorine, Total Chlorine, Copper, Ozone, Permanganate, and pH directly — providing you use the correct reagentstrip.

With the use of optional reagentstrips and a conversion-lookup table, the eXact Micro 7+ Meter has the ability to test water for these other parameters, too: Ammonia, Bromine, Chloride/Salt, Chlorine Dioxide, Chromium Hexavalent (Chromium VI), Copper, Cyanuric Acid, Fluoride, Iodine, Iron, Low Range Total Hardness, Manganese, Nitrate, Nitrite, Ozone, Acid pH, Alkali pH, Potassium, Sulfate, Sulfide, and Turbidity.

eXact Micro 8
eXact Micro 8 Water Testing Meter

eXact Micro 7+
eXact Micro 7+ Water Testing Meter

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eXact Micro 7+ Replacement Bottles http://watertestingblog.com/2009/11/12/exact-micro-7-replacement-bottles/ http://watertestingblog.com/2009/11/12/exact-micro-7-replacement-bottles/#respond Thu, 12 Nov 2009 14:34:04 +0000 http://watertestingblog.com/?p=712 eXact Micro 7+ Water Quality Testing Meter

Looking for a versatile, lightweight, waterproof water quality testing meter? Need an EPA Compliant testing meter for chlorine testing?

Introducing a new photometer using a patented method and technologies that offer faster, safer, easier, and more precise water testing.
The eXact Micro 7+ offers seven modes which provide direct read capabilities for Total Alkalinity, Bromine, Calcium Hardness, Free Chlorine, Total Chlorine, Copper, Ozone, Permanganate, pH, and % Transmission – which allows for testing of an additional 17 parameters.

The eXact Micro 7+ can measure a total of up to 26 parameters and provides EPA Compliant testing method for both Free & Total Chlorine when used with DPD chemistry.

In need of replacement reagentstrip bottles for your eXact Micro 7+ Water Quality Testing Meter?

eXact Micro 7+ pH Test: 486639
eXact Micro 7+
pH Test
486639

eXact Micro 7+ Copper Test: 486632
eXact Micro 7+
Copper Test
486632

eXact Micro 7+ Free Chlorine: 486637
eXact Micro 7+
Free Chlorine
486637

eXact Micro 7+ Total Chlorine: 486670
eXact Micro 7+
Total Chlorine
486670

eXact Micro 7+ Total Alkalinity: 486641
eXact Micro 7+
Total Alkalinity
486641

eXact Micro 7+ Calcium Hardness: 486629
eXact Micro 7+
Calcium Hardness
486629

Update — Looking for an easier way to use DPD-1 with your existing chlorine test kit or meter? If it uses as 10 mL sample, then you definitely want to check out DPD-1 ReagentStrips for free chlorine. They mix into solution much quicker, easier and cleanly than DPD powders and DPD tablets and have a much longer shelf life than DPD liquids.

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Checking Pool Water Chemistry http://watertestingblog.com/2008/05/23/checking-pool-water-chemistry/ http://watertestingblog.com/2008/05/23/checking-pool-water-chemistry/#respond Fri, 23 May 2008 15:34:19 +0000 http://watertestingblog.com/2008/05/23/checking-pool-water-chemistry/ For a lot of people the phrase Water Chemistry brings back memories of nightmarish chemistry exams in school. In this case, though, checking the chemistry means keeping track of certain parametrs in the water and making sure they stay in the proper ranges.

Monitoring the water chemistry in a pool will not cause you the pain you suffered through earlier in life. For the average pool owner, simple dip-n-read Pool Check test strips will work just fine. They allow for easy monitoring of the basics: Chlorine Level, pH, Total Alkalinity, and Hardness. Additionally, a trip to the pool store with a sample of water works equally well. Plus the fine folks at the store will give excellent directions on how to correct any problems they may find.

For those who maintain commercial or public pools, use of dip-n-read test strips will typically NOT suffice.

Most local Health Departments prefer to see pool/spa professionals using EPA Compliant methods for the monitoring of certain things like Free & Total Chlorine. They also want to see a host of other parameters like Cyanuric Acid (chlorine stabilizer) monitored on a regular basis. Sound intimidating? Let us help you with that.

eXact Micro 7+ Advanced Photometric System for Pool & Spa Water Testing

Prior to the introduction of portable, easy-to-use handheld meters like the eXact Micro 7+ Advanced Photometric System, EPA Compliant chlorine testing required messy wet kits, dropper bottles, titrants, tablets and/or irritating dusts. No other chlorine detection method involving DPD Chemistry existed.

Now, however, with affordable EPA Compliant (for chlorine monitoring) water quality testing meters such as the eXact Micro 7+ Advanced Photometric System which makes use of a new, more convenient DPD Delivery System known as DPD ReagentStrips available, chlorine testing has become a lot easier and pretty much anyone can obtain accurate, reliable water test results in minutes.

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