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Seachem

MultiTest - Ammonia

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213303
$13.86

$16.31
Discontinued by Bulk Reef Supply
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Seachem's MultiTest Ammonia water quality test kit is based on the same gas exchange technology that is used in their Ammonia Alert sensor, and thus is the only kit on the market that can read levels of free ammonia while using ammonia removal products. Ammonia is a toxic waste product and if the biological filtration is disprupted or a significant source of ammonia is introduced, it's critical to identify and correct this issue as quickly as possible. Having a quality ammonia test kit on hand for such emergencies is a very good idea.

 

Features

  • Measures total and free ammonia down to less than 0.05 mg/L
  • Multi-cavity plate for simultaneous testing of up to 6 tests at the same time
  • Includes reference for test validation
  • Marine or Freshwater

 

This kit measures total (NH3 and NH4+) and free ammonia (NH3 only) down to less than 0.05 mg/L and is virtually interference free. Free ammonia is the toxic form of ammonia (vs. ionized Ammonia NH4+ which is non-toxic) and thus it is much more important to keep an eye on the level of free ammonia in your system. This kit may be used with freshwater or marine water. Unlike other kits on the market, the chemical basis for this test assures that interference from other substances is highly unlikely. MultiTest Ammonia performs over 75 tests and contains a reference sample for validation. With the multi-cavity test plate, multiple tests can be run at the same time.

 

Specifications 

  • Test Range: 0.05 mg/L to 6 mg/L Free/Total Ammonia

 

What’s Included?

  • Total Ammonia Reagent 1
  • Sensor Container (6 sensors)
  • Total Ammonia Reference
  • Forceps
  • Sample Pipette
  • Ammonia Color Chart
  • Multi-Cavity Test Tray
  • Instructions
More Information
UPC 000116095006
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