Nitrification Monitoring Test Kit with DR900 Colorimeter

Nitrification Monitoring Test Kit with DR900 Colorimeter

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The Hach Nitrification Monitoring Test Kit helps drinking water utilities monitor nitrification in chloraminated distribution systems by measuring free ammonia, monochloramine, nitrite, and chlorine residuals using a portable DR900 colorimeter.

Nitrification Control Test Kit
Monitor early signs of nitrification in chloraminated drinking water systems before disinfectant residual loss impacts water quality compliance.

Key Value Bullets
• Portable field-ready testing with DR900 Colorimeter
• Detect nitrification risk earlier
• Monitor free ammonia, monochloramine, nitrite, and chlorine residuals
• Designed for chloraminated distribution systems
• Support regulatory compliance and water quality stability

Applications
The Hach Nitrification Control Test Kit is designed for:
• Municipal drinking water utilities using chloramination
• Distribution system nitrification monitoring programs
• Water quality troubleshooting
• Chloramine residual management
• Legionella and Naegleria fowleri risk reduction initiatives
• Free ammonia and nitrite monitoring

Benefits

Why Monitor Nitrification?

Nitrification is a biological process that can occur in chloraminated drinking water systems when ammonia-oxidizing bacteria convert ammonia into nitrite and nitrate. As nitrification progresses, utilities may experience:

• Loss of disinfectant residual
• Increased nitrite levels
• Elevated bacterial growth
• Taste and odor complaints
• Corrosion risk from lower pH
• Increased risk of total coliform detection
• Distribution system instability

Routine monitoring of free ammonia, monochloramine, nitrite, and chlorine residuals helps operators identify nitrification conditions before they impact compliance or water quality.

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