Taylor Total Alkalinity Indicator | 0.75 Oz. | R-0008-A
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Sticker on the pump body (the part with the basket), not on the motor. Motor labels from Century, A.O. Smith or Regal won't match parts.
Label on the side of the tank near the base. Size is in sq ft, e.g. 420 sq ft = C4030 or CCP420.
Rating plate inside the front access panel. Note the BTU and gas type (NG or LP).
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The Taylor Total Alkalinity Indicator (R-0008-A) is a 0.75 oz dropper bottle of liquid reagent designed for use with Taylor test kits to accurately measure the total alkalinity in pool and spa water. This indicator is essential for maintaining proper water balance, which helps prevent pH fluctuations and protects pool surfaces and equipment. To ensure accurate readings, store the reagent at consistent temperatures between 36°F and 85°F (2°C–29°C) and away from direct sunlight. Taylor formulates its reagents to remain effective for at least one year under appropriate storage conditions; therefore, regular replacement of reagents, ideally annually or at the start of a new testing season, is recommended.
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Accurately measures total alkalinity – Helps determine the buffering capacity of pool and spa water to stabilize pH levels.
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Formulated for Taylor test kits – Ensures reliable compatibility and precise results during water testing.
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0.75 oz dropper bottle – Convenient and easy to use for routine pool and spa maintenance.
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Store between 36°F and 85°F – Maintain proper storage conditions to preserve reagent effectiveness.
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Replace annually for best accuracy – Ensures dependable water balance and protection of pool surfaces and equipment.
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