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DECHLOR Reagents – 50 Tablets for Poollab 2.0 & PoolWaterLAB
DECHLOR Reagents – 50 Tablets for Poollab 2.0 & PoolWaterLAB
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Which photometers are these reagents compatible with
Which photometers are these reagents compatible with
The reagents are compatible with our entire family of photometers
- PoolWaterLAB v2.0
- PrimeLab v2.0
- PrimeLab v1.0
- PoolLab 1.0
- PoolLab 2.0
DECHLOR Reagents – 50 Tablets for Poollab 2.0 & PoolWaterLAB are photometer-compatible replacement / refill reagent tablets used for accurate pool & spa testing.
Key Specs
- Product type: Replacement / refill reagent tablets (consumable)
- Test parameter: Zink & Urea
- Range: 0.00 – 1.00 ppm (mg/l)
- Format: Tablet reagent (50 tablets)
- Shelf life: 2 years (sealed, stored properly)
What this reagent does
These DECHLOR reagent tablets are used with compatible photometers. Compatible with PoolWaterLAB v2.0, PrimeLab v2.0/v1.0, PoolLab 2.0.
Storage & shelf life
Store tablets cool, dry, and sealed. Avoid humidity and heat.
- Recommended storage temperature: Not specified
- Protect from: moisture/water and direct heat
Proper storage helps maintain accuracy and supports the stated shelf life.
Note: Product performance depends on correct testing procedure and proper tablet storage.
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