Hanna HI38444 Pool Line Hydrogen Peroxide (as H2O2)

Hanna HI38444 Pool Line Hydrogen Peroxide (as H2O2)

The Hanna HI38444 Pool Line Hydrogen Peroxide (as H2O2) is a developed concentrations in swimming pools, spas, and other recreational water systems. Utilizing a drop-count iodometric titration method, this kit delivers accurate and reliable measurements across both low and high concentration ranges.

Hydrogen peroxide is commonly used as an alternative disinfectant in pool water due to its effectiveness and minimal by-product formation. Regular monitoring helps ensure water safety, disinfection efficiency, and user comfort.

Features

• Dual Measurement Range: Offers both a low range (0.00 to 2.00 ppm) and high range (0 to 10 ppm) to suit various application needs.

• Drop-Count Iodometric Method: A proven and precise chemical titration technique, ideal for field and poolside testing.

• High Testing Capacity: Includes enough reagents for approximately 100 tests, supporting frequent monitoring schedules.

• Pool & Spa Specific: Tailored for recreational water applications with the accuracy needed for regulatory and operational standards.

• Portable and Easy to Use: Compact design and intuitive testing procedure allow for quick on-site analysis.

Specifications

• Test Method: Drop-count Iodometric Titration

• Measurement Ranges:

  • Low Range: 0.00 to 2.00 ppm (mg/L) H₂O₂

  • High Range: 0 to 10 ppm (mg/L) H₂O₂

• Resolution:

  • 0.25 ppm (Low Range)

  • 1.0 ppm (High Range)

• Number of Tests: Approximately 100

• Application Type: Pool and Spa Water Quality Testing

Applications

• Swimming Pools and Spas: Verifies proper hydrogen peroxide levels for effective disinfection without overexposure.

• Recreational Water Facilities: Ensures guest safety and compliance with water treatment standards.

• Health Clubs and Resorts: Supports routine water quality checks in private and commercial spa operations.

• Eco-Friendly Water Systems: Monitors alternative disinfection systems where chlorine-free treatment is preferred.