Meet ballast water regulatory requirements with our efficient, versatile and accurate testing solution, measuring all fractions within 20 minutes.
Luminultra’s on-board testing solution is the result of a robust 6-year R&D program and has been validated extensively by customers in real-world applications. It’s used by shipowners, shipyards and laboratories worldwide.
The introduction of harmful aquatic organisms and pathogens to new environments through ballast water poses a significant threat to our oceans.
To mitigate the risk, the International Marine Organization (IMO) Ballast Water Management Convention and the United States Coast Guard have developed strict regulations for ballast water management and discharge. All ships must meet these standards by 2024.
But installing a ballast water treatment system is a significant and costly undertaking, as is learning a new testing protocol to self-monitor ballast water.
We’re here to help.
Our BQUA PLUS Ballast Water Monitoring Kit has been validated extensively in real-world applications by customers, such as manufacturers, port authorities and laboratories.
Ankron Water Services, a marine testing and consulting company, assessed the Luminultra BQUA PLUS Ballast Water Monitoring Kit to determine its suitability to perform rapid and accurate commissioning testing for ballast water management systems.
Learn how LuminUltra’s testing method saves time, reduces costs, and ensures compliance with International Maritime Organization regulations.
With more than 4,000 different organisms found in a ship’s ballast water tank, monitoring is vital to prevent the spread of these invasive species — and why the IMO requires all sizes of ballast organisms to be monitored.
These organisms are broken down into three categories, known as the ballast water regulatory fractions:
Luminultra has the only ballast water test kit that can provide indicative analysis on each of the three regulatory fractions.
Luminultra’s ballast water test kit uses 2nd Generation ATP® to measure the living organisms in your ballast water.
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