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Hanna Instruments Marine Freshwater Copper Checker HI702

Hanna Instruments Marine Freshwater Copper Checker HI702

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πŸ§ͺ Product Overview

The Hanna HI702 Copper Checker HC is a high-accuracy handheld colorimeter designed for testing copper levels in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums. It provides fast, digital readings with precision that far surpasses traditional color chart test kits.


πŸ“ Key Specifications

  • Range: 0.00 to 5.00 ppm
  • Resolution: 0.01 ppm
  • Accuracy: Β±0.05 ppm Β±5% of reading at 25β€―Β°C
  • Light Source: LED @ 575 nm
  • Detector: Silicon photocell
  • Method: Bicinchoninate method (produces a violet color reaction)
  • Power Supply: 1 AAA battery
  • Auto Shut-Off: 10 minutes of inactivity
  • Dimensions: Approx. 86 Γ— 61 Γ— 37 mm
  • Weight: Approx. 64 g
  • Operating Temperature: 0–50Β°C, ≀95% RH (non-condensing)

🌟 Key Features

  • Designed for both freshwater and marine systems
  • Digital display eliminates guesswork and human error
  • One-button operation for easy testing
  • Built-in automatic timer ensures accurate reagent reaction timing
  • Compact and portable β€” ideal for reef tanks, aquaculture, and field use

πŸ’‘ Usage Tips

  • Use clean cuvettes without scratches or residue
  • Avoid bubbles and fingerprints for accurate optical readings
  • Allow device and sample to reach room temperature before testing
  • Perform tests on a level surface under good lighting

πŸ“¦ What’s Included

  • HI702 Copper Checker HC unit
  • 2 glass cuvettes with caps
  • Reagents for 6 tests
  • 1 pipette
  • 1 AAA battery
  • Instruction manual and quick-start guide

βœ… Why Choose the HI702?

  • Essential for medicated tanks – precisely monitors copper-based treatments
  • More accurate than test strips or liquid kits
  • Easy to use – ideal for hobbyists and professionals alike
  • Reliable results to protect sensitive species from copper toxicity or deficiency
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