Water quality control kit | LuciPac A3 Filter Assay

1. Applications of the LuciPac A3 Filter Assay

- The LuciPac A3 Filter Assay kit can detect microorganisms in liquids in under 5 minutes. It is easy to operate and requires no training or skills. Its microbial detection sensitivity is 10~10⁸ CFU/mL (depending on the sample).

- A solution for controlling the contamination of recirculating cooling water in cooling towers, controlling the quality of clean water and monitoring the contamination of industrial water and wastewater.

- The kit is used by water management service companies: to control cooling towers and wastewater.

- In addition, the LuciPac A3 Filter Assay kit is also used by plants and factories such as food processing plants, cosmetics plants, electronics component plants, ...

- So the question is, why control the contamination of recirculating cooling water in cooling towers? And what is the importance of water quality control? These are the reasons why control is needed.

1.1. Controlling the contamination of recirculating cooling water in cooling towers

- The amount of microorganisms in the cooling water affects the efficiency of the cooling process.

- If the number of microorganisms can be determined on site, it is possible to determine whether the cooling water needs to be cleaned.

1.2. Controlling the quality of clean water

- Microorganisms in the water used to clean electronic components, plating lines, etc. can lead to defective products.

- Controlling microorganisms in clean water is therefore very important.

1.3. Water contamination in monitoring and industrial wastewater

+ Monitor microorganisms in the field daily to avoid the problems caused by microbial contamination.

+ Avoid the problems caused by microbial contamination.

2. Advantages of the LuciPac A3 Filter Assay kit

- Fast microorganism detection

- Compact and light, measured directly on site

- Simple: it only requires the Lumitester Smart ATP meter

3. Measurement procedure of the LuciPac A3 Filter Assay

4. Measurement principle of the LuciPac A3 Filter Assay kit

5. Differences between the LuciPac A3 Filter Assay method, the LuciPac A3 Surface method and the Checklite method

6. Precautions when using the LuciPac A3 Filter Assay