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ST PRIEST/PRUGNE BELLECHASSE · Châtel-Montagne

SAUR

Water safety

Water safety
ParameterUnfiltered tap waterAllowed rangeFiltered
Free Chlorinemg CL2/l0.03 (Outside the range)0.2 – 10.001
Total Chlorinemg CL2/l0.03No limit0.006

General

General
ParameterUnfiltered tap waterAllowed rangeFiltered
TemperatureC19.2No limit19.2
Hardnessmg CaCO3/l5.1 (Near the limit)80 – 4595.1
Hardness fF0.51No limit0.51
pH6.1 (Near the limit)6.5 – 9.56.1
TurbidityNTU0.11≤ 40.011
ColorColor Units5≤ 155
ConductivityμS / cm50≤ 2,50050
Alkalinitymg CaCO3/l5.5No limit5.5

Pathogens

Pathogens
ParameterUnfiltered tap waterAllowed rangeFiltered
ClostridiumUFC/100ml0≤ 00
eColiUFC/100ml0≤ 00
BacteriasNMP/100ml0≤ 00
EnterococcusUFC/100ml0≤ 00

Chemical parameters

Chemical parameters
ParameterUnfiltered tap waterAllowed rangeFiltered
Mercuryμg Hg/lNot reported≤ 1—
Nitritesmg NO2/l0.01≤ 0.50.004
Nitratesmg NO3/l3.4≤ 501.02

Minerals

Minerals
ParameterUnfiltered tap waterAllowed rangeFiltered
Magnesiummg/l0.4No limit0.4
Calciummg/l1.4No limit1.4
Chloridemg/l1.6≤ 2501.6

Metals

Metals
ParameterUnfiltered tap waterAllowed rangeFiltered
Antimonyμg/l1Sampled Nov 2025≤ 51
Arsenicμg/lNot reported≤ 10—
Cadmiumμg/l1Sampled Nov 2025≤ 51
Chromiumμg/l5Sampled Nov 2025≤ 505
Ironμg/l10Sampled Nov 2025≤ 20010
Leadμg/lNot reported≤ 10—

Chlorine by-products

Chlorine by-products
ParameterUnfiltered tap waterAllowed rangeFiltered
Total Trihalomethanesμg/l0.77Sampled Nov 2025≤ 1000.039

Perfluorinated chemicals

Perfluorinated chemicals
ParameterUnfiltered tap waterAllowed rangeFiltered
Total PFASug/LNot reported≤ 0.1—
PFAS 4ng/lNot reportedNo limit—
PFAS 21ng/lNot reportedNo limit—

Other

Other
ParameterUnfiltered tap waterAllowed rangeFiltered
Ammoniamg/l0.02No limit0.006
Sulfatemg/l1.5No limit1.5

Data from the French health inspection of drinking water (Ministry of Health, regional health agencies), per distribution unit. Quality ranges are based on WHO guidelines, EU Directive 2020/2184 and the French public health code.