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What is colony count at 22°C?

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colony count at 22°C is a culture result counting microorganisms able to grow after incubating a water sample at about 22°C.

What does colony count at 22°C mean in practice?

It mainly reflects environmental flora and system changes, not all microorganisms or specific pathogens.

When does it matter?

A sudden increase may indicate stagnation, biofilm, disinfectant loss or declining installation hygiene.

Which solutions are related to it?

Compare trends and sampling points, verify sampling, flush or sanitise the system and retest.