Eliminate guesswork in chlorine dosing. Calculate exact tablet requirements for potable drinking water, residential overhead tanks, flood disaster kits, swimming pools, and clinical surface mopping.
Conforming to WHO Guidelines for Drinking-Water Quality and Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS 10500:2012).
| Application | Target FAC PPM | Standard Benchmark Authority | Recommended Adhish Formulation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Potable Drinking Water (Point of Use) | 0.5 – 2.0 ppm | WHO Drinking Water Guidelines / BIS 10500 | CHLORITSAFE NaDCC 75mg / Halazone 4mg |
| Overhead Residential Storage Tanks | 1.0 ppm | CPHEEO Water Supply Manual | CHLORITSAFE NaDCC 1.67g (for 1,000 Liters) |
| Monsoon Flood & Turbid Disaster Water | 4.0 – 5.0 ppm | UNICEF / Red Cross Emergency WASH | CHLORITSAFE NaDCC 1.67g / 3.5g High Load |
| Swimming Pools & Water Parks | 2.0 – 3.0 ppm | US EPA / FINA Aquatic Standards | Adhish Stabilized Chlorine / NaDCC 3.5g |
| Hospital Surface Mopping & Ward Hygiene | 100 – 200 ppm | CDC / WHO Environmental Surface Guidelines | CHLORITSAFE NaDCC 1.67g (1 tab per 10 Liters) |
| Blood Spillage & Biohazard Decontamination | 5,000 – 10,000 ppm | NABH / CDC Universal Biohazard Protocols | CHLORITSAFE NaDCC 1.67g (5-10 tabs per Litre) |
Allow a 30-minute contact time after dropping the effervescent tablet into water. This ensures 99.999% destruction of bacteria, viruses, and amoebic cysts before human consumption.
Bleaching powder is calcium hypochlorite and contains up to 70% insoluble calcium carbonate and lime, which forms a thick white sludge that chokes pipes. NaDCC is 100% water-soluble and leaves zero sludge or sediment.
Use an Orthotolidine (OT) test kit or DPD-1 test strips. A yellow color in the OT test or pale pink in DPD-1 confirms safe residual disinfection between 0.5 and 2.0 ppm.