Hach 2712000 Stream Survey Test Kit

Hach 2712000 Stream Survey Test Kit

The Hach 2712000 Stream Survey is specifically designed for river and stream surveys, often conducted by citizen and student groups, to monitor water quality in various watersheds. This kit includes the tools necessary for testing key parameters that correlate directly with the health of rivers, streams, or creeks.

Applications

• River and Stream Health:
  • The kit helps evaluate water quality to understand the health of rivers, streams, or creeks, which is essential for preserving aquatic ecosystems and ensuring safe water for human use.
• Educational & Community Surveys:
  • Commonly used in environmental education programs and by community groups conducting watershed surveys, providing valuable hands-on learning and data collection opportunities.

Key Benefits

1. Useful Parameters for River and Stream Surveys:
   • The kit includes a wide range of commonly tested parameters that provide insight into water quality, helping participants better understand environmental health in their watersheds.
2. Customizable for Citizen and Student Surveys:
   • Designed for use by non-experts, such as students or volunteers, it is tailored for use in citizen science projects and educational initiatives.
3. Simple and Accurate Testing Methods:
   • Utilizes color disc and drop count titration methods for accurate and easy-to-perform water quality tests. These methods ensure reliable results in the field without requiring advanced lab equipment.

Specifications

• Application: Stream Survey
• Platform: Color Disc
• Included Items:
  • Deionized Water
  • Ten Reagents for testing various parameters
  • Measuring Tube, Bottles, Flask, Test Tube Clamp for conducting tests
  • Funnel, Viewing Tube, Stoppers for sample preparation
  • Color Comparator Box, Filter Paper Pack for observing results
  • BOD Bottle, Stove, Cover for testing biological oxygen demand
  • Dropper, Thermometer, Color Discs, pH Tester for accurate testing
  • Instruction Sheet with step-by-step guidance
  • Carrying Case for field portability