The Xylem PhotoLab Test Kit for Zinc (Zn), Model 14566, is a high-precision photometric test kit designed for rapid and accurate zinc determination in water samples. With a measurement range of 0.20 to 5.00 mg/L Zn and compatibility with popular Xylem photometers, it is an essential tool for laboratories monitoring zinc in wastewater, industrial effluents, and environmental samples. Each kit includes 25 ready-to-use reaction cuvettes, ensuring ease of use and reliable performance for routine testing and compliance monitoring.
Product Features
- Measurement range: 0.20–5.00 mg/L Zn for accurate trace metal analysis
- Includes 25 reaction cuvettes for efficient batch testing
- Requires only 0.5 mL sample volume per test
- Round cuvette format for ease of handling and consistent results
- Optimised for use with Xylem photometers: photoLab S6, photoLab S12, photoLab Spectral, and pHotoFlex
Applications
- Wastewater analysis, especially in electroplating and metal processing industries
- Monitoring seepage water and sewage sludge for environmental compliance
- Soil and sediment testing for zinc contamination
Additional Information
- Model 14566 uses the PAR reagent method for zinc detection
- Reference CombiCheck test also available for cross-validation and quality control
Reaction
- PAR reagent method for Model 14566 and 00861
- Cl-PAN method used in Model 14832
Benefits
- Consistent and reliable results with pre-dosed cuvettes
- Low sample volume required, reducing waste and simplifying workflow
- Compatible with a range of Xylem photometers for flexibility across lab setups
- Ideal for high-throughput environments with batch testing requirements
Why Choose the Xylem PhotoLab Zn Test Kit?
Engineered by Xylem for dependable performance, the Model 14566 Zinc test kit offers laboratory professionals a user-friendly and efficient solution for zinc detection. Its ready-to-use format, reliable chemistry, and broad compatibility with trusted Xylem photometers make it the go-to option for environmental labs, industrial facilities, and water treatment plants.
