Taylor Technologies K-2006 Complete Kit
for Chlorine, pH, Alkalinity, Hardness, CYA (FAS-DPD–high range)

The Taylor Technologies K-2006 Complete™ Pool Test Kit  has a rugged design and testing parameters that include all water balance and sanitation tests that any homeowner would need to ensure properly balanced water.

The 2000 series of kits uses a comparator with a larger sample size allowing for better resolution in the tests. The K-2006 is a test kit that allows the tester to titrate the chlorine/bromine using FAS-DPD, allowing the user to determine very low levels and very high levels of chlorine/bromine. The FAS-DPD method of testing is used primarily by commercial operators and public health inspectors to achieve precision levels of chlorine/bromine concentration that may not be needed for the average home owner. 

The FAS-DPD reagents have a smaller expiry date than the DPD reagents. The FAS-DPD reagents would have shelf life of only one year oppose to the DPD reagents that would give you roughly two seasons.

Range

• pH:  6.8-8.2
• Total Chlorine: 0.5 ppm -5 ppm
• Total Bromine: 1 ppm – 10 ppm
• Total Alkalinity:  Ideal Range 80-120, acceptable range 80-150
• Calcium Hardness: Ideal range 200 ppm - 400 ppm
• CYA: Ideal range 30 ppm - 50 ppm

Number of tests:

• pH: 105 tests
• Chlorine/Bromine  35 tests at 3 ppm (1 drop = 0.2 ppm)
• Total Alkalinity: 52 tests at 100 ppm
• Calcium Hardness: 26 tests at 200 ppm
• CYA: 6 tests per bottle / 12 tests per kit

For Accurate Test Kit Results

• Keep test kits and reagents in the right condition, keep them in a cool, dark place away from other chemicals
• Keep test kits and reagents out of direct sunlight
• Test kits and reagents should be kept at room temperature or colder (2 -29 C), keep them out of extreme temperatures
• Make sure the lid securely fastened, as well as all caps secured tightly on the reagent bottles
• Keep out of reach of children, SDS’ are available upon request
• Make sure the colour comparator is in good condition. Check for cracks, faded colour swatch
• If the comparator is cloudy, a light acid solution usually cleans them up, if not a new comparator is needed
• Avoid contamination by not interchanging cap of the reagent bottles
• Wipe, clean and dry all equipment after use
• When comparing the colour of the sample against the known colour swatch, use day light opposed to indoor light

Instructions

K-2006 Test Kit Instructions
from Taylor Technologies - pdf 5165