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AQUACULTURE TECHNOLOGIES INC

Red Sea Marine Care Test Kit

SKU: PT0163321525

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$66.25 USD
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Red Sea Marine Care Test Kit is Complete multi-test pack including all of the tests necessary to monitor the biological maturation of new systems and for the ongoing maintenance and algae management of fish-only aquariums. The Marine Care Test Kit includes the tests pH, KH, ammonia, nitrate and nitrite in a durable, chemical-resistant plastic box.

  • Includes: 100 Ammonia tests, 50 Nitrate tests, 50 Nitrite tests, 100 pH tests, and 55 Alkalinity tests

Dimension

  • Product Gross Weight: 1.6000 lb
  • Product Net Weight: 1.6000 lb
  • Product Height: 3.00 in
  • Product Length: 5.50 in
  • Product Width: 6.50 in

Instruction

  • Use Instructions: pH Test – directions for use1. Using the syringe provided, place exactly 5 ml of the water to be tested into the glass vial.2. Add 3 drops of pH indicator close the vial with the cap and shake for 10 seconds.3. Remove the cap and move the vial between the designated positions on the color card, look into the vial from above and compare the color in the vial to the colors on the card. Choose the pH level that gives the closest color match and if necessary estimate an intermediate value.4. The color in the reaction vial will remain stable for 5 minutes. Do not relate to the color in the reaction vial after this timeKH Test – directions for use:Red Sea’s Marline Care KH test kit provide an easy measurement of °KH with a resolution of either 0.5 or 1 °KH as desired1. Using the syringe provided, place exactly 10 ml of the water to be tested into the glass vial in order to measure °KH levels in 0.5 °KH resolution, or 5 ml of the water to be tested in order to measure °KH levels in 1 °KH resolution.2. Draw KH indicator into the dropper.3. Add 1 drop of KH indicator and shake for 10 seconds. The test sample will obtain the titration “start” color as shown on the instruction card.4. Continue to add KH indicator one drop at a time (shake for 10 seconds after each drop) until the color of the sample in the glass vile changes to the corresponding “end” color as shown on the instruction card. Count the number of drops required to reach the end color.5. Return any unused indicator to the bottle and ensure that the bottle is closed tightly.6. Each drop of indicator corresponds to 0.5 °KH (0.18 meq/L) or 1°KH (0.36 meq/L) depends on the water sample volume.7. If the last drop gave the overdose color instead of the end color reduce the calculated level by 0.25 °KH (0.09 meq/L) for 0.5°KH resolution or 0.5°KH (0.18 meq/L) for 1°KH resolution.Nitrate Test – directions for use1. Using the syringe provided, place exactly 5 ml of the water to be tested into the glass vial.2. Add 5 drops of NO2/NO3 reagent A, close the vial with the cap and shake for 10 seconds.3. Add a leveled measuring spoon of NO3 Reagent B, close the vial with the cap and shake vigorously for 60 seconds.4. Add a leveled measuring spoon of NO2/NO3 Reagent C, close the vial with the cap and shake vigorously for 10 seconds.5. Wait 9 minutes for the color in the vial to stabilize.6. Remove the cap from the reaction vial and shake the vial gently to release tiny air bubbles and reagent particles that settled on the bottom.7. Move the vial between the designated positions on the Nitrate color card, look into the vial from above and compare the color in the vial to the colors on the card. Choose the Nitrate level that gives the closest color match and if necessary estimate an intermediate value. The color is stable for 2 minutes. High Range: For levels of Nitrate above 50 ppm dilute 1 ml of the water to be tested with 4 ml of RO water. Multiply the result by 5 for true nitrate level.Nitrite Test– directions for use1. Using the syringe provided, place exactly 16 ml of the water to be tested into the glass vial.2. Add 1 drops of NO2/NO3 reagent A, close the vial with the cap and shake for 10 seconds.3. Add a leveled measuring spoon of NO2/NO3 Reagent C, close the vial with the cap and shake vigorously for 10 seconds.4. Wait 9 minutes for the color to develop.5. Remove the cap and move the vial between the designated positions on the Nitrite color card, look into the vial from above and compare the color in the vial to the colors on the card. Choose the Nitrite level that gives the closest color match and if necessary estimate an intermediate value. The color is stable for 2 minutes.Ammonia Test – directions for use 1. Using the syringe provided, place exactly 5 ml of the water to be tested into the glass vial.2. Add a leveled measuring spoon of Ammonia Reagent A, close the vial with the cap and shake for 10 seconds.3. Add 5 drops of Ammonia Reagent B, close the vial with the cap and shake for 10 seconds.4. Add 5 drops of Ammonia Reagent C, close the vial with the cap and shake for 10 seconds.5. Wait 15 minutes for the color in the vial to stabilize.6. Remove the cap and move the vial between the designated positions on the color card, look into the vial from above and compare the color in the vial to the colors on the card. Choose the Ammonia level that gives the closest color match and if necessary estimate an intermediate value.7. The color in the reaction vial will remain stable for 5 minutes. Do not relate to the color in the reaction vial after this time.
  • Storage Instructions: Store in a cool, dry, well ventilated environment and away from direct sunlight. Keep containers closed when not in use.

Safety

  • Caution: Keep out of reach of children

Specifications

  • Ammonia Range: 0 to 2 ppm
  • pH Balance: 7.6 - 8.6 pH pH