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Quick ™ Water Bacteria Test 15 min

46,90 €

Quick ™ water bacteria test is the fastest and easiest way to test water quality

The test may be carried out on site (swimming pools, spas, lakes, rivers and streams.
The test is easy to use and the result is displayed in 15 minutes
Test detects coliform and non-coliform bacteria at 10³ cfu / ml

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Category: Water Quality test

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The Quick ™ aquatic bacteria test is the easiest and fastest way to find out if the water is of good enough quality to swim or possibly use as domestic water. The test can be done on site and the result will be known in 15 minutes

The test detects E. coli, Salmonella, Shigella, Enterobacter, Klebsiella and many other coliforms, etc. Bacteria.

Applications: well, swimming pool, lake, river, stream, etc. Waters

Quick ™ water bacterial test sensitivity is 10³ cfu / ml.

Manufactured in the United States

The package contains 2 tests.

Water bacterial test

a quick test with which you can test the bacterial content in, for example, well water, bathing water, tap water or even spa water.

Well water

In sparsely populated areas, domestic water is often sourced from its own ring or drill well. Well water is groundwater formed from rainwater and meltwater filtered through the soil and usually does not need to be treated in any way before use. The correct location of the well, careful planning and construction, and regular maintenance and maintenance ensure that the water in the well remains clean.

More information on the quality requirements of well water can be found here.

Bathing water

A public beach is a beach where a significant number of bathers are expected to visit. Small bathing areas, as their name suggests, refer to beaches which are not expected to visit a significant number of bathers. Municipal health protection authorities monitor the water quality of public bathing areas.

During the bathing season, the concentrations of bacteria that indicate faecal contamination of bathing water are regularly measured during the bathing season. Sightings of cyanobacteria, i.e. blue algae and waste, are also observed at bathing areas. Faecal contamination of bathing water and cyanobacteria can cause harm to swimmers health, such as nausea and stomach and skin symptoms.

More information on the quality of bathing waters can be found here.

There are also specially developed tests for the testing of pool waters, and the bacterial test of the water is only for rapid testing of bacterial strains in the waters.

The pool water test can be foundhere if you want to measure chemical concentrations in the underwaters as well.