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Electrolyzer Water Electrolysis Device TDS Water Quality Test 220v

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Product information

Description

General description

This Electrolyzer Water Electrolysis Device is designed to test the quality of water, providing clear insights into the safety of your daily drinking water. It is 100% brand new and of high quality, making it a practical tool for ensuring water safety.

Technical specifications

Voltage: 220V

Net weight: 153g

Test duration: Approximately 30 seconds

Water hardness range: 50-200 mg/L (as calcium carbonate)

pH value: 7.0-8.0 (weakly alkaline)

Dissolved oxygen content: 67 mg/L

Usage

Prepare two white glass containers with a capacity of 100-150ml each.

Fill one glass with water from the RO machine and place the electrolyzer flat on the glass.

Plug the device into a 220V power socket.

Press the power button to the ON position to start testing.

After 30 seconds, turn the power switch to the OFF position and remove the electrolyzer.

Clean the electrode with a dry cloth after use and store it safely.

Other information

Test analysis results: Yellow indicates dissolved organic materials; Green indicates arsenic, mercury, lead, and copper; Blue indicates bacteria and viruses; Red indicates iron and rust; White indicates lead and zinc; Black indicates heavy metals.

Safety warning: Do not touch the electrode when the device is on, avoid inserting fingers into the test water, and keep the device away from children.

Not suitable for testing mineral water due to potential chemical reactions that may lead to inaccurate results.

Do not use metal containers for testing.

Features

Brand
LUNE
Power source
Corded
Water analysis characteristics
Test strip
Material
Plastic
Weight
153 g
Analysis type
Electronic
ManoMano Reference
ME71707357
MMID
991689190809
Product code
Mano-WZ-41016
EAN
9021708011519

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