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Product Number: TNT830
Expert Ultra Low Range Ammonia test made simple
Ammonia TNTplus chemistry and your Hach spectrophotometer are engineered to simplify water analysis for accurate results, every time.
For determination of Ammonia Nitrogen by the Salicylate Method using TNTplus vials. Hach Method 10205.
Scope and Application
Robust ammonia reagents can be used to determine ammonia levels in a variety of samples including drinking water and wastewater, as well as environmental waters and watershed protection monitoring.
Product Details
• Ultra Low Range: 0.015 - 2.00 mg/L NH₃-N
• 25 tests/package
• EPA compliant
Easy to Use
Simply add sample to the Ammonia reagent vial, invert the cap, and read in your Hach spectrophotometer. No more dealing with traditional mercury-based chemistry and large amounts of waste and glassware!
Please note: for regulatory reporting, the EPA formatted Hach Approved Method 10205 must be followed.
The innovative vial and reagent delivery makes tests easier to use than powder pillows or liquid reagents and significantly reduces spillage or contamination risk.
The high quality of TNTplus vials, tight reagent production controls, instrument calibration verification, and high instrument stability all combine to eliminate the need to run reagent blanks—saving you time and money!
Truecal™ with each vial includes the calibration data for each individual lot, reducing variation in results. This allows you to meet reporting standards and to perform proficiency testing with higher confidence.
The bar-coded vials allow for automatic method detection and measurement by the spectrophotometer, considerably increasing the speed of analysis. Errors are reduced as instrument averages 10 readings and rejects outliers from scratched, flawed, or dirty glassware.
The 2D barcode details batch number and expiry date of reagents, which are documented along with the measurement result. An automatic warning is issued if expiry date has passed. Lot specific information (COA) is available on RFID tag on the box.
