Water Quality Testing Blog

Our latest exciting product, the eXact® Micro 20 dual wavelength photometer tests over 30 water quality parameters with lab-quality accuracy at minimal cost. It features a narrow band wavelength filter; long-life LED’s and a built-in cell improving accuracy. It also self calibrates and automatically selects the optimal wavelength for each selected test.Tests run on the eXact® Micro 20 use the same … READ MORE

Pool & Spa News magazine readers selected our new Pool Check®i digital test strip analyzer as one of “The Top 50 Products of 2012.” This is the second major industry honor won by the Pool Check®i. It was awarded best new product at the 2011 International Pool and Spa Patio Expo show in Las Vegas, the largest pool and spa exhibition in the country with 9,400 attendees from all over the world. La … READ MORE

Our Marketing Manager, Mike was an early adopter of social media for business use. ThomasNET, one of the largest supplier discovery and selection websites for industrial products and services inquired about his experiences and published them in their latest Industrial research brief titled “Using Social Media to Market and Sell Products and Services.” … READ MORE

Last weekend’s Orlando Pool and Spa show was a big success as we demonstrated our eXact Micro 10 photometer and new Pool Check-i Test Strip Analyzer. Trade show manager Maris Jaunakais gave an educational presentation Saturday morning on Water Balance and Healthy Pool Water.

The FAS-DPD drop test has been a favorite test for pool service pros for years. The FAS-DPD drop test is used to measure levels of Free Chlorine, Total Chlorine, and Bromine (total) in Pool and Spa water. This test was adopted by in the industry because it would detect 10 PPM and higher and it's accepted by Health Departments. The FAS-DPD drop test also does not require the user to distinguish … READ MORE

Follow our overseas division, ITS Europe, LTD with the lastest news tips and product releases. @ITSEuropeLTD … READ MORE

From yesterday’s Chicago Tribune.Current sampling methods may not be detecting all the lead in Chicago tap water.“In a new round of water testing by the Environmental Protection Agency, half of the 29 Chicago homes visited yielded at least one sample containing more than 15 parts per billion of lead, a level that can trigger regulatory action if detected during routine screening.” The article cor … READ MORE

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