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Copper Low Range Checker .

$105Out of stock · backorder
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Added as a backorder
  • Ships Australia-wide — fast dispatch from Eastwood
  • Or collect in store with the rest of your order
  • Genuine stock — marine specialists since 2012

Overview

Copper-based medications are one of the most effective tools for treating common parasites in quarantine, but the margin between an effective therapeutic dose and a toxic one is genuinely narrow. Colour-matching test kits just don't have the resolution to dose confidently in that range. The Copper Low Range Checker from Hanna replaces guesswork with a precise digital reading, giving you an accurate ppb-level copper result at the push of a button.

It's built specifically for the low end of the copper scale, which is exactly where careful QT dosing needs to sit.

Key features
  • Digital colorimeter — no more squinting at colour charts to estimate a result
  • Measures in the low range (0 to 999 ppb), matched to therapeutic copper treatment levels
  • Simple one-button operation for fast, repeatable readings
  • Uses the bicinchoninate method, an adaptation of the EPA-approved copper testing method
  • Compact and portable, easy to keep alongside your quarantine gear
Who it's for

Essential for anyone running copper treatment in a quarantine or hospital tank, where knowing your exact copper level — not just an approximate range — genuinely matters for both treatment efficacy and fish safety.

Setup & tips
  • Zero the checker with a blank sample before each test to keep readings accurate
  • Test regularly during treatment, since copper levels can drop as it's absorbed by tank surfaces or bound up in the water
  • Use fresh reagents and check expiry dates, as degraded reagents will throw off your results
  • Keep this as a dedicated QT tool — copper has no place in a display reef tank