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Salifert Nitrate NO3 Aquarium Test Kit
BHD 7.000
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Our top selling Nitrate test kit can easily measure the nitrate levels in your aquarium. Trusted by experienced reefers for years, Salifert NO3 water test kits feature some of the easiest to read results available in the market today. The Salifert Nitrate N03 Test Kit contains 60 tests. Precision nitrate test kit ideal for sensitive reef aquariums. Maintaining a very low nitrate concentration of less than 1 ppm is essential for coral and invertebrate health. Salifert Nitrate Test Kit boasts a nitrate detection range starting as low as 0.2 ppm. Both serious reef aquarists and beginning saltwater hobbyists will find the Salifert Nitrate Test extremely easy to use. The Salifert Nitrate Test Kit does not suffer from amine interference for quick and reliable measurement of nitrate-nitrogen. 50 tests. Saltwater aquarium use only. Low range: 0.2 - 10 ppm Medium range: 2 - 100 ppm Instructions for Salifert Nitrate Test Kit: Fill test vial with 1 mL of tank water. Add 1 level scoop of NO3-1 powder (compress this powder against the inner side of the powder container). Add 1 level scoop of NO3-2 powder and swirl gently (do NOT shake) for 30 seconds. Let it stand for 3 minutes. Color comparison For Medium Range: Place the test vial on the white portion of the color chart. Compare colors looking from the TOP. Use diffused daylight when comparing colors. If the color corresponds to a value lower than 10 mg/L nitrate then it might be better to compare colors as shown for the low range (see below). For Low Range: If the medium range color comparison procedure gave a reading lower than 10 mg/L then you can use the low range procedure to increase accuracy. The color for the low range procedure has to be compared by looking through the SIDE of the test vial. The white portion of the color chart has to be held firmly against the side of the test vial. Use diffused daylight when comparing colors. By looking through the side, the color is amplified by approximately 10 fold. For this reason, you have to divide the color chart values by 10. For example 2 will become 0.2 and 50 will become 5.
