Phosphates, if present in concentrations too high, have many negative effects for the balance of your tanks before they can grow harmful algae that give your aquarium a little pleasant look. Furthermore, phosphates block or reduce the growth of corals and limestone algae. A scientific study has shown that a concentration of foasts greater than 0.05 mg / l decreases the growth of 90% limestone algae! Avoiding the use of active coal rich in phosphates helps maintain their low level as possible. As well as avoiding animals from sovereign. Test the activated carbon to verify the content in foats before using it is advisable
Although phosphates have a greater negative impact if present in concentrations greater than 0.05 mg / l a test must be able to detect lower decisament concentrations of these elements. The phosphate test Salifert It detects it, in a few seconds, 0.015 mg / l. This feature makes it reliable and useful rough.
The package is sufficient for approx. 50 measurements
Operating Instructions
a) Pour 10 ml. Water in the container Helping you with the syringe
b) Add 4 PO4-1 reagent drops and wake up gently for ten seconds.
c) Add a PO4-2 powder reagent measure and wake up gently for another 20 seconds
d) Put the test tube open on the colorimetric scale in a white area and comparate colors. From this you will find the concentration of phosphates.
The values are in ppm phosphates. If you prefer them in phosphate-phosphorus ppm divide the values obtained for 3 and use the table on the instructions.
If you need a higher sensitivity double the volume of the water sample and reagents. The values obtained must be divided by two.

