PRODUCT INFO

The Taylor Complete FAS-DPD Chlorine Test Kit, known by product code K-2006, is a comprehensive and essential tool for accurately measuring and monitoring chlorine levels in swimming pools, spas, and other water treatment applications. This test kit is manufactured by Taylor Technologies, a respected name in water testing equipment, and is designed to provide precise results, helping you maintain the water quality and safety of your aquatic environment.

Key Features:

• FAS-DPD Method: The test kit employs the FAS-DPD (Free and Total Chlorine) method, known for its accuracy and reliability in chlorine measurement.
• Complete Testing: The kit includes all the necessary reagents and components to measure both free and total chlorine, as well as pH, acid demand, and base demand levels.
• High-Quality Reagents: The reagents provided are designed for accuracy and consistency in chlorine and chemical testing.
• Multiple Tests: This kit allows for multiple tests, making it suitable for regular monitoring and maintenance of water quality.
• Precise Results: The FAS-DPD method provides precise and reliable results, ensuring that you can make informed decisions about water treatment and chlorine levels.
• Durable Carrying Case: The kit typically includes a sturdy carrying case for organization and protection of test components.
• Easy-to-Follow Instructions: The provided instructions are clear and user-friendly, making the testing process accessible to both professionals and pool owners.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for residential and commercial pool and spa owners, as well as professionals in the pool and water treatment industry.

Usage:

1. Prepare a water sample from the pool or spa that you wish to test, ensuring that it is representative of the water you want to analyze.
2. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for using the Taylor Complete FAS-DPD Chlorine Test Kit (Model K-2006) to measure free and total chlorine, pH, acid demand, and base demand levels.
3. Add the provided reagents to the water sample, following the specified dosages and reaction times.
4. Use the color comparators or other testing components provided to determine the concentration of free and total chlorine, pH, and other parameters based on color changes in the water sample.
5. Record the test results and take any necessary actions to adjust chlorine and water balance to maintain water quality and safety.