Milwaukee Total Chlorine Pocket Testers – Measure Total Chlorine Content in Water
Keep an Eye on Total Chlorine – More Than Just the Active Portion
Total chlorine includes both free and combined chlorine in water, providing a more comprehensive view of the current situation. While free chlorine is responsible for disinfection, combined chlorine compounds indicate reaction by-products and potential system loads.
Evaluate Water Condition and Detect By-Products
Measuring total chlorine helps to better understand changes in water and draw conclusions about the efficiency of disinfection processes. A difference between free and total chlorine may indicate the formation of by-products.
Typical Applications
- Analysis of total chlorine in water treatment systems
- Monitoring chlorine levels in pools and technical systems
- Evaluation of disinfection processes and their by-products
- Monitoring water conditions in various applications
Your Advantages
- Measurement solution for determining free and combined chlorine
- Support in evaluating water treatment processes
- Direct measurement for fast on-site assessment
- Compact devices for flexible applications
This provides a comprehensive overview of your water’s chlorine status and enables you to monitor and optimize processes effectively.
Chlorine is the most commonly used water disinfectant. Applications vary from treatment of drinking water and wastewater to pool and spa sanitization and food processing to sterilization. Key features include: - User friendly - Small & Ergonomic case design - Inexpensive - Large and easy to read display - Good accuracy and immediate results Accessories: - Mi524-25 Powder reagents for total chlorine photometer (25 pieces) (art. no. 895552) - MI0011 (10ml) glass vials for handy photometer (2 pieces) (Art.-No. 895555) - MI0013 Plastic stopper caps for 10 ml glass cuvettes (2 pieces) (Art.-No. 895556) The handy photometers are supplied in a carton box with all accessories. Frequently asked questions What exactly does the Milwaukee MW11 measure? It measures the total chlorine level in the water, i.e. free and combined chlorine together. Is the tester suitable for my pool? Yes, it is ideal for swimming pools, hot tubs and also for testing tap water. How quickly do I get a reading? It usually takes only about 1 minute for the result to appear. Do I need to do a lot of setting up or preparation? No, it is simple to use and easy to understand. Do I need any extra accessories to use it? Yes, suitable reagents are required and can be easily reordered. How do I look after the device properly? Rinse it briefly after use, and it will remain reliable for a long time.