Hi, new to all this and just wondering which test kit is best for a saltwater pool. Thanks!
Test kit for salt water pool?
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kul
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- Oct 1, 2021
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- Pool Size
- 15000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
Smaller reagents bottles as compared to the C or TFP kits, which will require more frequent (and more expensive over-time) reagent refills.
There's 2 price tiers :
K2006 (no C) 2.7x less supplies
Tf100 - 2.7x supplies.
K2006C. Too many CH/TA, not enough FC
TFPro. Sized for how we need to test
*includes $44 stirrer (that you want no matter what)
*really nice case
*guaranteed fresh
*owner available here and always steps in to make things right when needed. (As seen as recently as today in another thread, and many others)
*****either TF kit can be upgraded to salt which includes the $30 salt kit for $20 more. An even better deal for either bracket.
****** either TF kit can be upgraded to the SLAM option which doubles the FC tests. This is great for newbs and those with swamps who will be testing much more at first and blow through the regular supplies.
The kit is an initial investment for all the parts. After that, the reagents go on sale every spring for $44, which is much better.
K2006 (no C) 2.7x less supplies
Tf100 - 2.7x supplies.
K2006C. Too many CH/TA, not enough FC
TFPro. Sized for how we need to test
*includes $44 stirrer (that you want no matter what)
*really nice case
*guaranteed fresh
*owner available here and always steps in to make things right when needed. (As seen as recently as today in another thread, and many others)
*****either TF kit can be upgraded to salt which includes the $30 salt kit for $20 more. An even better deal for either bracket.
****** either TF kit can be upgraded to the SLAM option which doubles the FC tests. This is great for newbs and those with swamps who will be testing much more at first and blow through the regular supplies.
The kit is an initial investment for all the parts. After that, the reagents go on sale every spring for $44, which is much better.
Nate isn't going to toot his own horn, but that ain't gonna stop me from doing it.
Yesterday we had a member with a new test kit issue and he stepped in 8.5 hours later.
0 CYA and 0 FC. Need advise
Link your logs to your forum account. Update your signature with you shiny new test kit info. I can't remember, did you pull the Nature2 cartridge out. If so, and you don't intend to use it again, delete from your signature. Also add manufacturers and model numbers to the equipment in your...
www.troublefreepool.com
Half the country's pools are opening up north and he's a bit busy filling test kit orders. Plus, there's 2 little ones to tend to. 8.5 hours is impressive, all things considered.
Now. Also check post #222. Another member mentioned his issue but said it wasn't a big deal and he would just manage ok with it. Nate stepped in there too. Please read his response in post # 223.
We don't recommend tftestkits because we have any stake in it whatsoever. (Which we dont). We recommend you buy from Nate because he is great people, with an equally great product.
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