Name: JBL PROAQUATEST NO3 OPAK.UZUP.
Brand: JBL
SKU: 2412663
Price: 14.43 EUR
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Zdrowe akwarium/zdrowy staw z niemal naturalnymi warunkami
Właściwe parametry wody w akwarium/stawie zależą od obsady ryb i roślin. Także jeżeli woda wygląda jak przezroczysta, może być zanieczyszczona. Przy złych wartościach mogą tworzyć się choroby lub glony w akwarium/stawie. Dla zdrowego akwarium/stawu z niemal naturalnymi warunkami ważna jest regularna kontrola i dostosowanie parametrów wody.

Do każdej analizy wody firma JBL oferuje testy wody w postaci szybkich testów lub testów ze zmianą kolorów. Określają one jedną konkretną wartość lub kilka wartości jednocześnie. Dzięki tym testom wody można rozpoznać problemy z glonami i ustalić niekorzystne wartości azotanów, azotynów, potasu, magnezu etc.

Dlaczego testować?
Azotany są produktem finalnym mineralizacji w akwarium/stawie ogrodowym i same w stosunkowo wysokim stężeniu są nietoksyczne dla ryb, jednakże wpływają niekorzystnie na wzrost roślin i na dobre samopoczucie niektórych gatunków ryb. Poza tym zbyt duża zawartość azotanów wspomaga niepożądany rozrost glonów, jeżeli oprócz azotanów także są jeszcze w wodzie fosforany.

Zalecane wartości azotanów:
Akwarium słodkowodne (akwarium wielogatunkowe): 0-50 mg/l
Akwarium Jeziora Malawi-/Tanganika: 0-50 mg/l
Akwaria z roślinnością z małą liczbą ryb (Aquascaping): 10-30 mg/l
Akwaria morskie: 0-20 mg/l
Stawy ogrodowe: 0-10 mg/l

W laboratorium JBL Online mogą Państwo bezpłatnie analizować zmierzone parametry wody i uzyskać zalecenia.

Unequal consumption of individual water test reagents

The liquids of one reagent are empty, the powder is still half-filled. Can't you just buy individual bottles? No, because the JBL refill packs always contain all the reagents as a set and need to be replaced together. There is a reason for this. The reagents age when they are first opened and should therefore be disposed of completely as soon as one of the reagent bottles is empty. The unequal consumption is due to the fact that some test procedures require an individual number of drops, depending on the existing value in the aquarium water. So one needs more, the other less. The liquids can be emptied completely. In the case of powder, you cannot use the quantity you need if there is only a residual amount left. Thus the quantity is on the generous side, so that the range is ensured even with low liquid consumption.

Where can I find the record sheets for the documentation of my water analysis?

Have you lost your record sheets, used them all up, or need them in another language?
In the appendix of this FAQ you will find PDF files for printing them out in German, English and French.

9789500 V05 PROAQUATEST Wasseranlayse PREVIEW.pdf

Why are there different recommendations and values on the colour chart of the water test?

With the JBL PROAQUATEST drop tests you have a laboratory comparator system which compensates the inherent colouration of the water and at the same time enables non-chemists to carry out an accurate and safe water analysis. To ensure that water testing monitors the life of your fish and provides the greatest possible safety, you will find an evaluation adaptable to three different applications.

Above the different coloured measuring points are numbers, three symbols and a colour band for each.

The symbols stand for the following applications:
Fish = freshwater
Koi = garden pond
Starfish = marine water

The colour band tells you the meaning of the value determined in green (everything OK), yellow (attention) and red (need for action). In addition you will find numbers that reflect the value in mg/l for the respective colour field.

The first two (freshwater and pond) colour bands belong to the upper number row. Marine water belongs to the lower number row.

Why do the values differ?
Due to the high salt concentration in marine water, the colouring of the reaction is not as intense as in freshwater (which also includes pond). Consequently, the value for the same colouration is greater than in freshwater

Why do the recommendations differ?
Every habitat reacts differently to certain nutrient concentrations. In the garden pond, for example, constantly changing temperatures and light intensity can jeopardise the value more than in freshwater, where, unlike in the pond, these factors are constant and necessary additives are supplied. That’s why the recommendations are green for one area of application, yet yellow for the other.

I have lost my colour chart. Can I download the colour chart for the test?

The colour cards are not available for download on the JBL website. The absolutely accurate colour reproduction that is required can only be achieved using a printer which can be re-calibrated before each printout. Most privately used printers are not accurate enough for this.

You will find the colour chart bundle as a spare part on the respective product page and in the spare parts shop under: https://www.jbl.de/en/products/detail/8732/jbl-proaquatest-assortiment-color-chart

My nitrate test indicates measurement results which I can’t read or which are far too low.

The reason is often an incorrect use of the test. It is important to shake the test vigorously for precisely one minute. All the other important steps can be read in the instructions.

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The instructions point out that the comparator block should be used to compare the colours. Can this be done without the comparator block as well ? Or is there a factor from this comparison that is required for the measurement ?

The colour charts are intended to be used with the comparator block. In addition, when the comparator block is used with the blank water sample, this compensates the inherent water colour.

Therefore, if the comparator block is not used, there will most likely be deviations in the readings.

When doing the nitrate test, why can't I use 5 ml of water, one spoon of Reagent 1 and 3 drops of Reagent 2 ? Wouldn't that result in twice as many measurements ?

If you use 5 ml instead of the 10 ml of sample liquid, this would yield distorted results for two reasons.

For one, the powder for the reduction of NO₃ doesn't dissolve completely so that it forms a thin layer of sediment which causes difficulties when reading the results with too little water. Tapping the cuvette on the side several times helps by causing the powder to be deposited on the side.

Secondly, attention must be paid to the drop size of reagent 2, as the first drop from the drop dispenser can turn out to be smaller in individual cases, especially when the bottle is not held in a fully vertical position. This may also lead to incorrect measuring results. Therefore, it is advisable to use 10 ml in order to ensure accurate test results. Please make sure to really shake hard for exactly one minute in order for the colour to develop properly.

What can I do when the measured value of a water test falls outside the scale?

If one of your measurements reaches the end of the colour chart scale you can multiply the scale by diluting later tests with distilled water (e.g. JBL Dest).

Here’s how to do it: dilute the sample with distilled water and carry out the test once more.

This works in detail as follows:
GH test: Instead of 5 ml use 10 ml aquarium water. Now 1 drop is equivalent to 0.5 dGH.
KH test: Instead of 5 ml use 10 ml aquarium water. Now 1 drop is equivalent to 0.5 dGH.

Note: when using 10 ml sample water the colour development is weaker with the first drops than with 5 ml sample water. Put the measuring container on a white underlay for a better readability.

NH4/NH3 ammonium/ammonia, NO2 nitrite, Fe iron and Cu copper:
2.5 ml sample + 2.5 ml dist. water: result times 2
1 ml sample + 4 ml dist. water: result times 5
0.5 ml sample + 4.5 ml dist. water: result times 10

NO3 nitrate, SiO2 silicate, PO4 phosphate sensitive and Mg magnesium freshwater:
5 ml sample + 5 ml dist. water: result x 2
2 ml sample + 8 ml dist. water: result x 5
1 ml sample + 9 ml dist. water: result x 10

PO4 phosphate koi high range:
2.5 ml sample + 2.5 ml dist. water: result x 2
1 ml sample + 4 ml dist. water: result x 5

K potassium:
7.5 ml sample + 7.5 ml dist. water: result x 2
3 ml sample + 12 ml dist. water: result x 5
1.5 ml sample + 13.5 ml dist. water: result x 10

K potassium in marine water:
1. Fill 10 ml of sample water with distilled water to 300 ml.
2. Follow the instructions for fresh water.
3. Multiply the test result by a factor of 30.

CO2 direct, Ca calcium and Mg+Ca magnesium+calcium: not required.

Do my water tests still work although they have been open for nine months?

Basically a sealed test keeps longer than an open one. How much the shelf life is reduced depends crucially on the handling and the storage conditions of the reagents. It may happen that a reagent in a test that has been open for 9 months doesn’t indicate correctly any more. However, additional information is needed to answer this question properly.

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Gatunek zwierzęcia:	Aksolotl, Arowana, Bojowniki, Brzanki, Błędnikowce, Danio, Dyskowce, Długonosowate, Flowerhorn, Gourami, Gupik, Karasie złociste, Karpieńcokształtne, Kiryski, Koralowce, Kraby, Krewetki Macrobrachium, Krewetki karłowate, Kąsaczowate, Małże, Motylowce, Młode ryby, Nurkowanie za żerem, Pielęgnice (Ameryka Południowa), Pielęgnice papuzie, Piskorzowate, Platany szponiaste, Prętniki, Raczki karłowate, Raczki skrzelowe, Rozdymkowate, Skorupiaki, Sumowate, Szczupieńczykowate, Traszki, Tropikalny żółw błotny, Tęczankowate, Welony, Wielopłetwcowate / Trzcinniki, Ślimaki, Żyworodne, Żółwie błotne, Żółwie wodne
Wielkość zwierzęcia:	Dla wszystkich wielkości zwierząt
Grupa wiekowa zwierząt:	Wszystkie ryby akwariowe
Materiał:	Odczynnik(-i) w butelce(-kach) z tworzywa sztucznego i/lub ze szkła + osprzęt z tworzywa sztucznego i/lub szkła. OPAKOWANIE UZUPEŁNIAJĄCE: Odczynnik(-i) bez osprzętu.
Kolor:	biały / przezroczysty / czarny
Dozowanie:	Patrz Instrukcja użycia

Rtęć:	Nie
Możliwość ściemniania:	Nie

Wysokość:	175 mm
Długość:	106 mm
Szerokość:	43 mm

Rtęć:	Nie
Możliwość ściemniania:	Nie

Wysokość:	64 mm
Długość:	48 mm
Szerokość:	24 mm

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