Lovibond - Kit di standard di riferimento per fotometro per cloro MD150 - 7046626

Lovibond – Reference Standard Kit Chlorine Photometer MD150

Supplied with two certified chlorine reference concentrations — 1.0 mg/l and 4.0 mg/l — this kit is designed specifically for verifying the photometric accuracy of Lovibond MD150 instruments using tablet or liquid reagent methods. It gives pool professionals and water treatment operators a fast, reliable way to confirm that measurement results are consistent and reproducible. The kit carries a shelf life of approximately two years from the date of manufacture when used and stored correctly.

Verification, not calibration

The reference standard kit checks photometric detection accuracy by comparing the instrument’s live reading (in mg/L) against the known reference concentration — a critical distinction from calibration. It confirms that the MD150 is performing within specification, but it does not adjust or recalibrate the photometer itself. This makes it suitable for routine quality-assurance checks at poolside or in a laboratory setting without the risk of inadvertently altering instrument settings.

Compatibility & reagent flexibility

Engineered to pair with the Lovibond MD150 photometer range, the kit works across both tablet-based and liquid reagent methods, matching the flexible reagent options supported by the instrument. The MD150 itself covers essential pool water parameters including chlorine, pH, bromine, cyanuric acid, alkalinity, and calcium hardness, so having a verified reference standard for chlorine — the primary disinfection parameter — is a practical requirement for any professional maintenance routine.

Durata di conservazione & stoccaggio

With a two-year shelf life from manufacture, the reference standards retain their certified values over a realistic service period, provided they are stored according to Lovibond’s guidelines. For commercial pool operators, installers, and water treatment labs, this longevity makes the kit a cost-effective and dependable quality-assurance tool that sits alongside the photometer rather than replacing consumable reagents.