Chloramine Water Test is calculated from the
WaterWorks™ 2 - Free and Total Chlorine Water Test Kit

Accurate Easy to Use, State of the Art Technology

Chlorination of water supplies serves to destroy and deactivate disease producing microorganisms. It is particularly useful in treating drinking water resulting in an overall improvement of the water quality. 

Chlorination also may introduce undesirable taste and odor characteristics. To monitor chlorination and to minimize any adverse effects, it is essential that proper testing is performed routinely.

Free chlorine is a very effective disinfectant. Total chlorine is the combination of both free (available) chlorine and reacted chlorine, or chloramines. Chloramines are formed when free chlorine reacts with organic compounds including ammonia. Chloramines are not effective sanitizers and may cause eye and skin irritation in addition to a strong chlorine smell.

Chloramine levels can be determined by subtracting the amount of free chlorine from the amount of total chlorine (example: free chlorine = 0.5 ppm, total chlorine - 1.0 ppm, thus, 1.0 ppm - 0.5 ppm = 0.5 ppm chloramine).

These Free Chlorine water quality test strips combine a wide range of detection with our patented Free Chlorine indicator. Designed to resist interference from monochloramines, Free Chlorine is the ideal product when testing in a food processing environment. Free Chlorine is perfect for determining whether or not you have the correct amount of sanitizer present.

Sold in packets of 2 or 30 water quality test strips, all of the reagents are impregnated on the test strip pad, and no external chemicals are needed to perform the water quality test.

The WaterWorks 2 Test is included in the Home Water Quality Test Kit.

Click here to view the Water Quality Test Instructions, Test Color Chart and Table.

Sensitivity: 0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, 1.0, 2.5, 5.0 ppm (mg/L) 
Total Test Time: 25 Seconds

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