SeaKlear commercial strength phosphate remover, 1 quart bottleSeaKlear Commercial Strength Phosphate Remover Quart Bottle, 1040105 In stock$5499
SeaKlear commercial strength phosphate remover, 1 quart bottle

SeaKlear Commercial Strength Phosphate Remover Quart Bottle, 1040105

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Quick overview

  • Commercial strength The concentrated version of the SeaKlear phosphate remover line.
  • Lanthanum chloride The active chemistry SeaKlear lists for this product.
  • Liquid Poured in as a liquid rather than mixed from a granular.
  • One quart bottle A quart of concentrate, in a yellow bottle.
  • Low pH product SeaKlear lists a pH rating of 2, so handle and store it as an acidic chemical.
  • Phosphate control Phosphates are algae food, and pulling them out is the step that makes a sanitizer program hold.
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Product details

SeaKlear commercial strength phosphate remover is a lanthanum chloride based liquid supplied in a 1 quart yellow bottle, part number 1040105.

What phosphates do to a pool

Phosphate enters the water from fill water, fertilizer runoff, leaves and some pool chemicals. It is a nutrient, and algae uses it. When the phosphate level climbs, the sanitizer spends itself fighting an algae bloom it should never have had to deal with, and the water goes dull no matter how much chlorine goes in. Stripping the phosphates out removes the food source instead of chasing the symptom.

Handling

SeaKlear lists a pH rating of 2 for this product, so treat it like any other acidic pool chemical: store it separately, keep it sealed, and follow the label directions for dosing and for filter cleanup after treatment.

Specifications
Brand SeaKlear
Manufacturer part number 1040105
UPC 662817902078
Product type Phosphate Remover
Container size 1 qt
Container Bottle
Color Yellow
Form Liquid
Odor Characteristic
pH rating 2
Chemical composition Lanthanum chloride
Solubility Not miscible
Shipping weight 3.5 lb
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What is the active chemistry?
SeaKlear lists the chemical composition as lanthanum chloride.
How much is in the bottle?
One quart, in a yellow bottle.
Is it a liquid or a granular?
A liquid. SeaKlear lists the form as liquid and notes it is not miscible.
Why remove phosphates at all?
Phosphate is a nutrient algae feeds on. High phosphate water fights your sanitizer, so pulling the phosphates down is what lets chlorine or salt chlorination keep up.
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