Fluorescent Visual Dye Tablets | detect leaks Tracer Dyes
ORANGE Fluorescent Dye Tablets Tracers Visually the dye. The concentrated color shines orange, and fluoresces a bright yellow. May be used for visual, ultraviolet and fluorometric inspections
These fluorescent xanthene dye tablets are EPA acceptable and certified by the National Sanitation Foundation to the ANSI/NSF standard 60 for use in potable water at recommended levels. One tablet will give a strong visual signal in 35 gallons of water.
These leak detecting tablets are highly potent dyes for use in tracing water leaks, following water lines, examining water currents, and other uses. They can also be used to: Detect leaks in sewage systems, trace water and industrial effluents, trace cross connections, measure power plant discharge, detect illegal sewer connections, monitor flow studies/mapping and detect toilet tank leaks.
Dye tracing is tracking and tracing various flows using dye added to the liquid in question. Not for human consumption.
Skin contact: Will cause staining and may be irritating to the skin. Eye contact: May cause irritation. Ingestion: Urine may be an Orange color until the dye has been washed through the system.
Features
- 1 Tablet Strong Visual 35 gallons - Resistant to the absorption of suspended matter
- Also good for other uses, such as detecting illegal sewer connections, tracing industrial effluents, tracing cross connections, and Leak detection in large, closed loop systems, Power plant piping and cooling towers,
Lakes, rivers, and ponds and more.
Sewer and drain connections
- Orange xanthene fluorescent dye tablets
- 200 tablets per bottle
- Biodegradable, easy to use and safe for the environment
- Made in the USA
Specifications
- 200 tablets per bottle
- Orange xanthene fluorescent dye tablets
- Made in the USA
- Biodegradable - Quick dissolving (3-5 minutes)
Typical Uses
- Plumbing/piping tracing
- Leak detection - Ideal for visual inspections of smaller volumes of water, less than 20,000 gallons
- Checking for illegal tapping
- Pollution studies
- Natural waterflow analysis (rivers, lakes, ocean currents, cave waterflows, karst studies, groundwater filtration, etc.)
- Sewer and storm water drainage analysis
