Taylor K-2006 Complete FAS-DPD Pool Test Kit
Product Overview
Pool techs across DFW stock the Taylor K-2006 because it provides the lab-grade FAS-DPD titration required for precise sanitizer and water balance management.
The Taylor K-2006-6 is a professional-grade kit used poolside to measure free and total chlorine, pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness, bromine, and cyanuric acid. Unlike generic strips, the FAS-DPD method allows for testing chlorine up to 20 ppm with 0.2 ppm precision, making it a proven choice for troubleshooting algae in any pool size. This kit includes high-quality reagents and graduated tubes for reliable testing, ensuring your data is repeatable. In our experience, you should replace reagents once each year to maintain the NSF-certified accuracy required for safe water.
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Benefits & What Makes It Different
FAS-DPD Titration Accuracy
Measures free and total chlorine by titration, which eliminates color-matching guesswork and allows for high-range testing up to 20 ppm.
Annual Reagent Cadence
Designed for a one-year replacement cycle; replace reagents once each year or if they appear cloudy to ensure reliable water analysis.
Professional Grade Components
Features NSF-certified reagents and graduated tubes for reliable testing, providing a higher fit tolerance for accuracy than generic alternatives.
Compatibility
- Chlorine and bromine sanitized pools
- Inground and above-ground swimming pools
- Residential and commercial spas
When To Use This
Pro Tip
When testing for cyanuric acid, ensure the water sample is at least 70 degrees Fahrenheit, as cold water can cause the reagent to react slowly and give a false low reading.
Common Questions & Instructions
How often should I replace the reagents in my Taylor K-2006 kit?
To maintain accuracy, you should replace reagents once each year; always store the test kit in a cool, dark place to protect the chemical integrity.
Can the K-2006-6 be used for saltwater pool systems?
Yes, this kit is the standard specification for monitoring the chemical balance of saltwater pools, though a separate salt-specific test may be needed.
What should I do if my reagent colors look faded or unusual?
If reagents appear cloudy or discolored, it is a sign they need replacing right now to avoid inaccurate water chemistry adjustments. UPC 840036004463.
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