Basic & Trouble-Shooter Kit (K-1000)

Kit Number

K-1000

Description

Basic OT-high (K-1000): OT chlorine 0.5 - 5ppm & OT bromine 1 - 10ppm, pH 6.8 - 8.2

Full details about this product are available on page 2 of our Residential Catalogue.
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Videos

Develop a Good Testing Technique Demos of All Available Residential Test Kits How to Choose the Taylor Kit That's Right for You OT vs. DPD: What's the Difference? Should I Consult an Expert? When to Replace Reagents How to Perform a Base Demand Test with the K-2005 Kit How to Perform an Acid Demand Test with the K-2005 Kit How to Take a Sample with the K-2005 Kit How to Test Calcium Hardness with the K-2005 Kit How to Test Chlorine with Liquid DPD Using the K-2005 Kit How to Test Cyanuric Acid with the K-2005 Kit How to Test pH with the K-2005 Kit How to Test Total Alkalinity with the K-2005 Kit How to Test Total Bromine with the K-2005 Kit Pool and Spa Water Chemistry Guide The Watergram - Part of the K-2005 Kit, Also Available Separately Upgrade Your K-2005 Water Testing Kit Who Should Use The K-2005 Kit? How to Perform a Base Demand Test with the K-2006 Kit How to Take a Sample with the K-2006 Kit How to Test Cyanuric Acid with the K-2006 Kit How to Test Total Alkalinity with the K-2006 Kit Pool and Spa Water Chemistry Guide The Watergram - Part of the K-2006 Kit, Also Available Separately To Perform an Acid Demand Test (K-2006) To Test (Free and Combined) Chlorine using FAS-DPD To Test pH (K-2006) Upgrade Your K-2006 Water Testing Kit Watergram® Water Balance Calculator (Electronic) Watergram® Water Balance Calculator (Wheel) Who Should Use The K-2006 Kit? WiseLAB® Choices Calcium Hardness Test Chlorine Test pH Test Testing Sodium Chloride (Salt) with an Electrolytic Chlorine Generator System Total Alkalinity Test When to Replace Reagents

Specifications

Taylor's Residential Series™ is designed for pool and spa owners who have low bather loads and test their water between visits from a service technicia or trips to their pool supplies store. This series uses the same quality reagents as Taylor's kits for professional analysts. Canadian buyers have a choice of two progressively more sophisticated models: the Basic™ and the Trouble-Shooter™, as described below.

Residential Series features include reagent bottles colour-coded to instructions; sanitizer values for chlorine and bromine testing (calibrated to work with Taylor pH reagents R-0014, R-0015 and R-0016); five sets of printed-colour standards encased in plastic for longevity; and molded fill lines to ensure the correct sample size. Instructions are written in clear, non-technical terms and printed on waterproof paper that resists fading and tearing. The flip side of the instruction card has dosage charts for translating test results into treatment.