Can you test the ocean water with this?
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No. In fact, nothing should come into contact with the metal screen that protects the sensitive mica sensor. The screen is fragile. The mica sensor is even more fragile. The wand is not meant to be submersible.
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To answer your question no. Looks like it but I was afraid to do the water test. So save your money and invest on something better.
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It can, but it is surface temps only. For liquids, stiring while checking will get a more uniform reading.
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Definitely cannot be used direct in water. You can use Aeon Labs water sensor which has a probe on the end of wire and can be kept inside while the device is on dry area. In addition, Aeon sensor indicates lack of water as well.while enire
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Yes, but it will false in the wet salt water sand, unless you turn the sensitivity way down, which will reduce your depth to shallow surface finds. The coil will work in the shallow freshwater, just don't drop the detector or get the control box wet.
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You can use this kit to test city water. We do carry an All-in-one test kit.
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I used this item to test the water quality in my apartment. If you mean, "How does one [literally] test the water?", then the answer is you take water samples and administer them into various containers and or expose them to tester strips, collecting results.
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I really am not sure, if what you want to measure is very low pressure than I think it would work. This unit measures in water column and is very sensitive.
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Send it back; it really doesn't measure hard water accurately, it only measures particles in the water which is not necessarily an indicator of hard water.
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No, you need a Salinity Refractometer. Salinity Refractometer, Aquarium & Seawater - Dual Scale (1.0 to 1.070 S.G.) by Agriculture Solutions
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No. This kit does not test for salinity and is designed for testing water in Marine Aquariums. You could use a TDS meter, I see Amazon does have specific Salt Water Pool Testers.
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Yes, but you can only have a few options. The transducer needs to be in the water in order to work.
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Yes, to test the water you add drops of the included chemicals to a sample of your pool water. I used it this summer and it worked great, never had any problems with my chemical levels.
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As far as I know, no you can't, of course you can test the unit you get with ice and boiling water, its what I did just to double check. Seems to be a pretty straight forward out of the box thermometer.
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Hello,Absolutely not! That is the beauty of this product. It works underwater. Thank you for your interest.Calli Books
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Yes, but it requires more time and water. The instructions provide pretty accurate time estimates and water measurements.
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No. This only tests for ph, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate. You can get a cheap hydrometer here on Amazon. Just do a search for it.