Phenol Red liquid reagent bottle for pH testing in pools and hot tubs.

Phenol Red Liquid Reagent – for pH Testing (250 Tests)

€39,99
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Phenol Red liquid reagent bottle for pH testing in pools and hot tubs.

Phenol Red Liquid Reagent – for pH Testing (250 Tests)

POL65PhenRed

Brand: Water-i.d.

Manufacturer: Water-i.d. GmbH

€39,99

Liquid reagent for pH tests (6.5–8.4) with PoolLab 1.0 and 2.0; 250 tests per bottle.

  • 1 bottle
  • 250 tests
  • 12-month shelf life

Works with: PrimeLab 2.0, PoolLab 2.0, PoolLab 1.0

Ready to ship Delivery across Europe in 3–7 business days after dispatch · ships from Spain and Germany

Phenol Red Liquid Reagent is a replacement / refill liquid reagent for photometric measurement of pH in pool and spa water. Designed for accurate, routine water testing with compatible photometers. 250 tests.

Compatible photometers and ranges

2 photometers · 2 test methods · range, resolution and what else the test needs

Ranges come from the manufacturer's method list for each photometer.

PhotometerParameterRangeResolutionUsed with
PoolLab 2.0 pH liquid 6.5–8.4 pH 0.01 —
PoolLab 1.0 pH liquid 6.5–8.4 pH —

Specifications

Format, pack size, tests, shelf life, storage, SKU
BrandWater-i.d.
ManufacturerWater-i.d. GmbH, Germany
FormatLiquid
Pack contents1 bottle
Tests per pack250
Shelf life12 months from receipt
Storage15–25 °C, tightly closed, away from sunlight
Compatible photometersPoolLab 2.0, PoolLab 1.0
SKUPOL65PhenRed
EAN4260431464291

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Safety data sheet

Hazards, handling, storage and first aid (MSDS, PDF)

Read the safety data sheet before first use and keep reagents away from children.

Open the safety data sheet (PDF)

Questions about this product

What can I measure with Phenol Red Liquid Reagent?

PoolLab 1.0 and 2.0: pH 6.5–8.4.

Where can I find instructions for my photometer?

Manuals and video tutorials for each photometer are on our Photometer Manuals & User Guides page.

Can I use a reagent from another manufacturer?

Use the reagent specified for your photometer and test method. Other reagents may use different formulations or procedures, and substitution may lead to inaccurate results.