AQUACHEK White Salt Test Strip 10 Count
Product Overview
Accurate sodium chloride readings from 400 to 7,000 ppm in under 20 seconds.
AquaChek White Salt Test Strips measure pool and spa sodium chloride levels between 400 ppm and 7,000 ppm with a 2-second dip and 15-second read time. The 10-count pack allows saltwater pool owners to independently verify salt generator control board readouts against chemical reality, preventing premature cell replacement and scale formation.
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Benefits & What Makes It Different
400 to 7,000 ppm Range
Measures total sodium chloride across standard generator operating targets (2,700 to 3,400 ppm) with clear visual increments.
17-Second Rapid Results
Dip the strip for 2 seconds, hold level for 15 seconds, and compare to the printed scale on the bottle for immediate numbers.
Moisture-Locked Vial
The resealable bottle keeps strips fresh and reliable by locking out ambient humidity that degrades sensitive test pads.
Compatibility
- All residential and commercial saltwater chlorine generators (Hayward, Pentair, Jandy, AutoPilot)
- Saltwater spas and hot tubs operating between 400 and 7,000 ppm NaCl
When To Use This
Pro Tip
Collect 1 inch of pool water in a clean cup rather than dipping directly into deep water; let the strip stand upright in the sample until the yellow band turns dark across the top to get an exact, unblurred reading.
Common Questions & Instructions
How accurate are AquaChek White salt test strips compared to digital sensor readings?
AquaChek White strips read sodium chloride in 100 to 500 ppm increments up to 7,000 ppm. Digital salt generator sensors frequently drift 400 to 800 ppm out of calibration over 6 to 12 months as mineral scale coats the internal probe, making direct strip testing essential for calibration.
How many AquaChek White test strips do I need per swimming season?
For a standard 20-week swim season with weekly testing plus 2 to 3 checks after heavy rain or salt top-offs, pool owners typically use 2 to 3 of these 10-count bottles (20 to 30 strips total) per year.
How do I know if my salt test strips have expired or gone bad?
Inspect the testing pad before dipping: if the yellow pad has turned brown or dark tan inside the vial, moisture has compromised the reagents. Discard compromised strips immediately as they will under-read salt levels by 1,000 ppm or more.
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