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Photometer Check Standards Kit (PoolWaterLAB / PoolLab 2.0)
Photometer Check Standards Kit (PoolWaterLAB / PoolLab 2.0)
- Made in Germany for the US market
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Accuracy you can prove — with lab-grade check standards
If you ever hear “your readings aren’t right” or you simply want peace of mind, this Check-Standard Kit lets you verify your PoolWaterLAB / PoolLab 2.0 results against known reference samples. It’s not a claim, a PDF, or an opinion — it’s a practical accuracy proof you can run in minutes.
Compatible with
- PoolWaterLAB photometer
- PoolLab 2.0
What’s included
- 3 × POL2Sp-kv check-standard vials
- Reference standards for: ZERO, Chlorine LR, Chlorine HR, pH, Total Alkalinity (TA), Cyanuric Acid (CYA), Total Hardness
Why this kit matters
- Confidence: confirm your device and method are reading correctly.
- Proof for customers/partners: demonstrate accuracy with reference samples — not “trust me”.
- Consistency: a simple way to verify performance after storage, travel, or heavy use.
How it works (simple)
- Bring the standard vial to room temperature.
- Wipe the vial (fingerprints can affect photometer optics).
- Run the test exactly like a normal measurement for that parameter.
- Compare your result to the expected reference value on the standard label.
When to use it
- You want a quick, objective accuracy check
- Someone questions the reading and you want proof
- You opened a new reagent batch or changed reagents
- You manage multiple pools/spas and want consistent QA
Recommended reading
- Why test strips fail with high CYA
- Why “normal” chlorine can still be ineffective
- CYA safe levels & how to test
- How to balance FC/CYA (step-by-step)
FAQ
Is this calibration?
These are check standards used to verify your readings against known reference values. They help you demonstrate accuracy with real samples.
Do homeowners need this?
It’s optional for most homeowners, but extremely useful if you want proof-level confidence, manage multiple pools/spas, or need to demonstrate accuracy to others.
What parameters can I verify?
ZERO, Chlorine LR, Chlorine HR, pH, Total Alkalinity (TA), Cyanuric Acid (CYA), and Total Hardness.
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