Hanna InstrumentsHigh Range Nitrate Checker HI782 with Extra Reagent
Description
🔍 Discover the Power of Precision!
- ONE REAGENT WONDER - Simplify your testing process with just one reagent.
- STAY AHEAD OF THE CURVE - Ensure your nitrate levels are always in check.
- USER FRIENDLY INTERFACE - Intuitive digital operation for effortless use.
- PRECISION MEETS CONVENIENCE - Experience laboratory-grade accuracy without the complexity.
- COMPACT DESIGN FOR EVERY SETTING - Perfect for home, work, or on-the-go measurements.
The Hanna Instruments High Range Nitrate Checker HI782 offers precise nitrate measurements up to 75.0ppm with laboratory-grade accuracy, requiring only one reagent for simple and intuitive digital operation. Its compact design makes it ideal for use at home, work, or while traveling.
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Reviews
M**N
Outstanding!
Easy to use and accurate. Results with the Hanna checker are in line with the results I get from submitted water tests.
C**S
Works well
Easy to use and repeatable reliable results.
E**O
Es perfecto para mediciones precisas
Es fácil de usar y muy preciso
J**T
Reagent is fine powder. Handle with Care
The reagent is a very fine powder and hard to deal with. I wear a mask when I use it and make sure no fan is on in the room. Is very difficult to get all of the reagent out of the packet so I’m am not sure how accurate it is.
J**L
Great checker but don't trust the 10 ML line
This is a great checker but my initial readings were way off from my other test kits. Talked to the tech at HANNA and he told me to use a 10 ML syringe to measure the water and not the line on the cuvette. Using this method of measuring the test water sample gives me much better results. The line on the cuvette was only measuring 9 or 9.5 ML not the 10 required for an accurate result. I now use a syringe to measure all of my HANNA water samples.
J**E
Some of the reagents seem to be faulty
I bought this listing over some others because it came with extra reagent pouches. Some of them are from a different (lower number) lot. They always read 0ppm. It was maybe 10 of the packets. So, I’m ultimately not particularly upset about it but, I will say it was confusing until I investigated.
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