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Hanna Instruments Marine Ammonia Checker (Saltwater) (HI784)
Hanna Instruments Marine Ammonia Checker (Saltwater) (HI784)
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🧪 Product Overview
The Hanna HI784 Marine Ammonia Checker is a compact digital colorimeter designed specifically to measure ammonia levels (NH₃/NH₄⁺) in saltwater aquariums with high precision. It offers quick, reliable results without the guesswork of traditional color comparison test kits.
📏 Key Specifications
- Measurement Range: 0.00 to 2.50 ppm
- Resolution: 0.01 ppm
- Accuracy: ±0.05 ppm ±5% of reading at 25°C
- Light Source: LED @ 610 nm
- Detector: Silicon photocell
- Method: Adaptation of the salicylate method – produces a blue-green color
- Power Supply: 1 AAA battery
- Auto Shut-Off: After 10 minutes of inactivity or 20 minutes total
- Dimensions: Approx. 86 × 61 × 37 mm
- Weight: Approx. 64 g
- Operating Temperature: 0–50°C; sample cuvette must be between 18–29°C
🌟 Key Features
- Simple One-Button Operation with built-in timer for accurate reaction timing
- Designed for Saltwater Use – ideal for reef tanks and marine systems
- Digital Accuracy – eliminates subjective color matching
- Compact and Portable – perfect for on-site or home use
- Highly Sensitive – detects low ammonia levels that are critical for marine life
💡 Usage Tips
- Always use clean, scratch-free cuvettes
- Avoid bubbles and fingerprints on the glass
- Let the sample and device reach room temperature before use
- Perform tests on a level, well-lit surface for best results
📦 What’s Included
- Hanna Marine Ammonia Checker HC (HI784)
- 2 sample cuvettes with caps
- 1 pipette
- Starter reagents for 10 tests
- 1 AAA battery
- Instruction manual and quick guide
✅ Why Choose the HI784?
- Eliminates color-guessing from ammonia testing
- Precise and reliable for detecting harmful ammonia levels
- Compact design with lab-grade accuracy
- Ideal for reefers, aquaculture facilities, and marine enthusiasts
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