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DX50 Chlorine Dioxide

Insta-TEST® Chlorine Dioxide Test Strips 0-10 ppm

Insta-TEST® Chlorine Dioxide Test Strips 0-10 ppm

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  • Insta-TEST® Chlorine Dioxide is a convenient way to test for Chlorine Dioxide levels in sanitized water. Range and sensitivity is 0, 0.25, 0.5, 1, 3, 10 ppm.
  • Important Note: When using DX50 Water Treatment at the recommended dosage of 50ml per 1,000Ltr for your water tank, please be aware that the concentration of Chlorine Dioxide will be approximately 0.075ppm. As a result, standard test strips may not display a reading, as their minimum detection limit is 0.25ppm.

Test Factor:

Chlorine Dioxide

Test System:

Test Strip
Visual Color Comparison

Range/Sensitivity:

0, 0.25, 0.5, 1, 3, 10 ppm

# of Tests:

50

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Storage

Store in cool, dry area.

Do not store above 30 C.

It is recommeneds that this product should not be exposed to light (especially UV light) as it will break down quicker.

Keep container tightly sealed when not in use.

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Paul
Chlorine Dioxide Test Strips

I purchased these strips and some DX50 solution, to treat my water tanks. I thought the strips would let me know what dosage strength I had in the water. I have learned since that they do not measure anywhere near the dilution that is used for potable water supply, so I can't use them - no colour change at all on the pad. I feel selling them alongside the solution is a bit misleading. There is a note now saying they won't measure the low dilution for potable water, but there is also a note saying 'it is a convenient way to test for sanitised water' ?