does it test for salt PPM?
633175
No. It only reads SEVEN test factors (Free Chlorine, Total Chlorine, Bromine, pH, Alkalinity, Calcium Hardness, and Cyanuric Acid)
633176
No you will need a seperate tester for that. Does great for everything else though.
1298588
Confused by your question. It will measure for example a solution of say 1500ppm or 2000ppm. But measurements are in ppm (parts per million), not ppt (parts per thousand).
366861
It tests pH up to 8.8, Ammonia up to 8.0 ppm, Nitrite up to 5.0 ppm, and Nitrate up to 160ppm. Those are the only things you can test with this kit.
2120028
No it does not. There is a product from the same manufacturer that check PH. here is a link HMD PH-200 Digital Professional Waterproof 0-14 PH & Temperature Meter
508365
I think it could be, it measures acidity not salinity. I use mine for beer brewing not fish tanks. Test some tap water then test some saline water and observe the difference, if any.
1432014
Sort of. The meter measures total dissolved solids, whether it is calcium or sodium or potassium it does not distinguish. Hard water is hard because the calcium is dissolved in the water, therefore if you take a reading with a hard water sample, you'll get back a reading with a high number as compared to a sample from a properly working reverse osmosis system or a sample of distilled water. Likewise if you take a reading from a soft water sample you will also get a reading with a high number as the calcium has been replaced with sodium (or potassium) in softened water. The meter is primarily to confirm that your reverse osmosis system is properly working and when the membrane filter needs to be replaced.
904210
I suppose it will measure the water sample but not speciffically the mix. Just the soil, I dont think it works.
445781
Yes. It tests as Na (sodium). I really don't recommend the test kit though. Mine was missing some of the test strips.
445780
It has been a few months since I used it, but I am pretty sure it doesn't test for salt.
1640309
It measures potassium ions. I use it to monitor my potassium levels. You probably need to ask the company.
1364189
No, it should be calibrated. Make sure you have it set to read salinity. The pool water should read around 0.3 percent, or 3 ppt or 3000 ppm. My chlorinator also reads the amount of salt and it agrees well with this instrument.
2153961
You do need to test for salt, but I usually only do this when I fill the hot tub or when the display tells me the salt level is low.
325838
No. You would want the AquaChek Salt Test Strips. You can also search for the "Aquachek Salt System" which includes both the AquaChek Yellow and the AquaChek Salt Test Strips together.
1969622
I haven't tried it for salt so I can't answer that from first hand knowledge. It works great for pepper!
1135081
Water does not affect it but I cannot verify salt especially if you do not use fresh water. Otherwise it works great
1150638
Yes. The error lights flash and I think the salt level does not read. Before you do anything make sure your salt cell has been cleaned with a good acid wash and take it to your pool store for testing.
490842
Gosh I add salt to my pond when I need to and stil use this test kit for the other tests I keep an eye on through out the summer. I hope this helps!