Girlsdelta

Water analysis and diagnosis via smartphone: Simple and reliable monitoring of freshwater values. Determination of: Total hardness, carbonate hardness, pH value, nitrite, nitrate, chlorine and CO2 calculation.
Item no. 2542000
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28.62 EUR

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  • Water analysis and diagnosis via smartphone: easy and safe monitoring of the water values in freshwater aquariums. Determination of: general hardness, carbonate hardness, pH value, nitrite, nitrate, chlorine and CO2 calculation
  • The new generation of water analysis: download ProScan app free of charge, insert test strip into water, position strip on colour chart for analysis, scan colour chart, values are determined
  • Fast diagnosis – precise results: test value results are displayed as numbers and additionally evaluated (good/medium/poor). Additional recommendations for optimal values in freshwater aquariums and ponds
  • Compatible with iPhone and iPad: requires iOS 13.0 or later, Android version 10.0 or higher, and a camera with auto focus.
  • Contents: 24 water analysis strips, 1 ProScan colour chart, 1 ProScan app for free download
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Girlsdelta

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