Chlorine Residual Testing
causes a color change to pink; and, 2) insertion of the vial into a meter that reads the intensity of the color change by emitting a wavelength of light and automatically determining and displaying the color intensity (the free and/or total chlorine residual) digitally. The range of the meter is 0 - 4 mg/L, equivalent to 0 - 4 ppm (parts per
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