Potable Water Test Kit

As the crew’s health is a key factor to operate a vessel, it is essential that you can test the potable water for possible contamination efficiently and reliably. The cost effective Potable Water Test Kit is an easy to use test kit containing all necessary tests to document and monitor bacterial and chemical contents of the water used on board by crew. Content can be modified according to your needs.

Your benefits from this kit:

Cost-effective testing
Easy to use
Simple documentation and monitoring.

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Fresh water test-kit with chlorine and
bacteriological tests

As an operator, you have a responsibility to provide safe drinking water throughout every voyage. If you fail to do so, the effects of harmful chemicals and pathogenic organisms can be disastrous.

That’s why you need our help, and with our potable chlorine, bacteria and water kits you can monitor quality from day one.

Moreover, the water testing kits are easy to use and provide reliable, accurate information. They can be used as stand-alone units or as a supplement to laboratory analysis, dependent on flag state guidelines.

Coherent results and Personalized Content

The Potable Water Test Kit has several benefits including:

Coherent results: Incubator ensures that you achieve consistent test results.
Modified to you needs: Additional test kits can be added as required to meet flag state and / or company requirements.
Training of crew: USB training material supports you with crew training and competency.

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Compact and Independent Testing

The Potable Water Test Kit from Insatech has several features including, but not excluded to:

Self contained testing kit for E.Coli and Coliforms.
Helps you to meet MLC 2006 recommendations for the quality of drinking water.
Includes compact and robust sample incubator.
USB with training material.

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Contents of the Potable Water Test Kit

The entire kit is fitted into a heavy-duty plastic case, where every items is securely held in place by a protective foam. Each kit comes with a specific manual and logbook to ensure correct use and tracking of test-results over time.

Full Potable Water Kit:

1 x Marine Heavy Duty Plastic Case & Foam
1 x Digital Incubator (110v/240v)
1 x Comparator
2 x Comparator Cells
1 x Chlorine LR (0 – 1ppm) Comparator Test (100)
1 x Chlorine LR (0 – 5ppm) Comparator Test (100)
1 x Chlorine HR (0 – 250ppm) Comparator Test (100)
1 x pH (4 – 11) Comparator Test (100)
1 x Digital Temperature Meter
1 x UV Lamp
1 x Aerobic Bacteria Pack (0 – 1400 CFU/ml) (40)
1 x Coliforms/E Coli Pack (Detects 1 CFU/100ml) (25)
1 x Enterococci Pack (Detects 1 CFU/100ml (20)
1 x Pseudomonas Pack (Detects 1 CFI/100ml) (20)
1 x Instruction Manual & Log Book

Standard Potable Water Kit:

1 x Marine Heavy Duty Plastic Case & Foam
1 x Digital Incubator (110v/240v)
1 x Comparator
2 x Comparator Cells
1 x Chlorine LR (Free & Total) (0 – 1ppm) Comparator Test (100)
1 x Chlorine LR (0 – 5ppm) Comparator Test (100)
1 x Chlorine HR (0 – 250ppm) Comparator Test (100)
1 x pH (4 – 11) Comparator Test (100)
1 x Digital Temperature Meter
1 x UV Lamp
1 x HPC (TVC) Aerobic Bacteria Pack (0 – 1400 CFU/ml) (40)
1 x Coliforms/E Coli Pack (Detects 1 CFU/100ml) (25)
1 x Instruction Manual & Log Book

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Compliance with Regulations for
Crew Health and Safety

The Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC) serves as the international platform for the International Labour Organization (ILO) to establish and enforce employment and living condition standards for workers within the maritime industry.

These regulations encompass various aspects, including the provision of minimum standards for the quantity and quality of food, drinking water, and catering services for seafarers on ships bearing the flag of member states. This commitment is outlined in Standard A3.2 Food and Catering.

Guide to Ship Sanitation

Additionally, according to the "Guide to Ship Sanitation" (Third Edition) by the World Health Organization (WHO), ship operators play a critical role in ensuring the provision of safe and clean water fit for all purposes to both passengers and crew.

This involves monitoring the ship's water system for microbial and chemical indicators, reporting adverse findings in accordance with the International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005 when necessary, and taking corrective measures to maintain water safety standards.

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