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Business Transfer
We are delighted to announce that from May 21st, 2018, the new Distributor of the Linn range of aerators and fish farming equipment is Simon Moore Water Services Please contact them with new product enquiries, equipment sales and spare parts, and they will be pleased to assist you. Telephone: 01305 251551 email: info@simon-moore.com Unit 2, […]
NEW Aquatic weed: Weedbed Destruction Service
Rooted aquatic weeds have been a big problem for lake and fishery managers since aquatic herbicides were withdrawn from legal use. We can now off a complete, environment-friendly, long-lasting solution – see our Weedbed Destruction Service
Download the latest Equipment Brochure
The latest brochure (2017-2018) can be downloaded here The new brochure is packed with even more equipment: aerators the most efficient oxygen-enrichment equipment fish transport tanks and accessories automatic feeders nets, pumps,…..
Water Quality Analysis
 Oxygen
 The measurement of dissolved oxygen, DO, is essential to monitor and maintain the health of the aquatic environment. Low DO can result in poor appetite, growth and poor health of fish. The measurement of DO is important in the use and monitoring of management tools, such as aeration devices. In fisheries, low DO results in poor catches, and therefore angler revenue. The detection of low DO can warn of impending, preventable problems, such as the collapse of algal blooms, or proliferation of zooplankton.
Dissolved Oxygen Meter and Probe
An inexpensive way to measure DO. This long-established methodology (the Winkler Method) involves the mixing of reagents with the water sample, gives accurate and reliable results, and can be done in the field. 
Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate 
Ammonia is an important waste product of fish, and a by-product of some decomposition processes. Its importance relates to its toxicity to fish, and other aquatic organisms. In aqueous solution, it is present in balance in 2 forms; ionised ammonium (NH4+) and the unionised ammonia, NH3. The latter is much more toxic to fish than ionised ammonium. The balance between the 2 forms is affected by pH and temperature. Consequently, there is little point in measuring ammonia alone, without measuring pH.
As a toxic waste product of fish, it must be removed from recycling, holding systems. This is done using biological filtration, where a suitable environment is provided for the colonisation of purifying microbes (see Nitrifying Bacteria). These breakdown ammonia into nitrite (also toxic) which in turn is broken down by different microbes into relatively harmless nitrate. 
All 3 compounds are aquatic nutrients, and support aquatic algae (green-water and blanket weed) and water weeds. Man’s activities, through agriculture and sewage disposal, often enrich water bodies with these nitrogenous compounds. 
Colorimeters take the operator-error out the measurement of the colour results of sample testing. 
Individual colorimeters are available for all of the above parameters. However, we can offer a very economic way to measure most of the parameters important to the fish environment; the C103. 
ammonia, high and low range
copper, high and low range
nitrate
nitrite, high and low range
dissolved oxygen
phosphate, high and low range
pH
Let us know your requirements, and we can give further guidance and a quotation Contact us
  Where the water sample is clear, a colorimeter is an inexpensive way to measure DO. Reagents are added to the water sample, and the resulting colour is measured by the instrument. This removes the need for the subjective assessment of colour comparisons.
Dissolved Oxygen Test Kits
The monitoring of ammonia, nitrite and nitrate is therefore important in aquaculture, fishery management and fish holding.
We can offer a broad range of instruments for the measurement of pH, ranging from spot-checkers, to inexpensive, continuous monitors
pH
chlorine, free and total
Colorimeters
The C103 is a new bench-top, multi-parameter colorimeter that can be used to measure all of the following:
         Dissolved Oxygen Colorimeter
By monitoring the DO level, it is possible to keep your fish feeding AND ALIVE !    | |
Hanna Oxygen Meter
HI 9147
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Oxyguard Products
All of the equipment has in common: accuracy ease of use high reliability low maintenance value for money Hand Held Meters The easiest way to measure dissolved oxygen The Oxyguard Handy Series The new concept in pocket meters! 
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easy to use –
 Special, no-warm-up  probe means it is always ready for measurement 
Round design fits comfortably in the hand 
Flat foil push buttons, easy-wipe 
Illuminated display* 
Clip for convenient belt- or clip board-fixing 
waterproof-
 completely sealed – it floats, if dropped in the water!  – flat foil seals the the front, O-ring seals the rear cover 
strong-
 case machined from a solid block of POM plastic 
* not Alpha
Models
 Polaris, O2 as ppm (mg/l) and % saturation, temperature and  illuminated display 
Gamma as polaris, plus salinity compensation  
Delta as Gamma, plus data logging,  barometric pressure compensation, time and date
Technical Advantages
 No microprocessor programs to run through – just press the button and measure ! 
Fits comfortably in the hand with no protruding knobs.  Flat-foil, easy to use. wipe-clean push buttons 
Waterproof.  Can be used in any kind of weather.  Submersible, and even floats, if dropped in the water ! 
Galvanic type probe with no warm up time – always ready for use ! 
Fully temperature compensated – no dials to set 
Very quick response time 
Probe is stored dry, therefore easy to obtain quick and reliable calibration 
Excellent long term stability – one daily calibration check sufficient 
Tough probe membrane – can be wiped clean with a cloth or paper 
Probe does not need regular service or renovation 
Runs for more than 1000 hours on standard 9v battery 
Illuminated display (Beta, Gamma, Delta) 
Special highly flexible cable 
Specifications
 Probe type Galvanic cell, self-polarising, self temperature compensating 
Cable length Standard 3m.  Any length available on request 
Operating conditions Probe: -5 to + 50°C, meter -20 to 50°C 
Measuring range Standard: 0-50.0 ppm (mg/l) and 0-600% saturation.  Will indicate up to 199.9ppm (mg/l) and 1999% saturation 
Accuracy: Measurement accuracy depends on calibration accuracy.  Typically better than +/- 1% of measured value +/- 1 digit within the standard measuring range 
Repeatability Typically better than +/- 0.5% of measured value 
Response time 90% of end value in less than 10 seconds 
Accuracy, temperature +/- 0.2°C (Beta,  Gamma and Delta) 
Salinity Compensation 0-50 ppt salinity.  Set using push buttons (Gamma, Delta only) 
Dimensions 96mm diameter x 36mm + belt clip (if used)  
Standard accessories Spare membrane cap, membranes, electrolyte and storage bag 
Data logging (Delta only) Manual (event) or automatic (time interval, from 2 to 60 minute intervals) 
pH
New Hanna HI98128, waterproof meter
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Oxygen Monitoring
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