Hygiena’s AquaSnap ™ water testing devices are self-contained ATP tests, designed for use with Hygiena luminometers.

The result is the continuous improvement of a cleaning process and, therefore, overall hygiene. The data from the reading is then used to monitor the hygiene performance over time and can be used to highlight areas that could be improved. It provides a quantitative reading on how well a cleaning process has been performed. What is an ATP Hygiene Monitoring test?ĪTP Hygiene Monitoring is used to test for the presence of Adenosine Triphosphate, more commonly known as ATP, on surfaces or within solutions.ĪTP is an energy molecule that is found in all living cells, that allows cellular metabolism to take place.Īn ATP test is used to assess the performance of a cleaning process beyond visible means, providing a scientific measure of total cleanliness. Working in partnership since 2004, Sychem and Hygiena supply a variety of swabs for both surface and solution-based tests. There's no apparent way to change the interface language manually.The Hygiena AquaSnap- Hygiena offers a diverse range of ATP testing devices and swabs to ensure that cleaning processes are correctly undertaken in various facilities. There is a catch to this, though, as AquaSnap will automatically detect you system's language and use that. You can choose between an installer and a portable version, and the software is also available in an impressive number of languages. To get started, you will first need to download AquaSnap from the developer's website. And what's even more exciting, AquaSnap works on older versions of Windows as well, so you can now use this feature (and some others) when working with Windows XP or 2000 (or even Vista). So how is this done?ĪquaSnap is a free utility for Windows that does all that, and much more. But sometimes I need to work with more than just two windows, or I want to organize my windows on the top and bottom of the screen, and not on the sides. This becomes very handy when you're working with several windows, and is now sorely missed when having to switch to an older Windows version. Aero Snap is a feature that allows you to easily view windows side by side simply by dragging the window to the side of the screen. Among several other cool features Windows 7 offers, Aero Snap is probably the one I use most often.

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