
Quick overview
- Cyanuric acid test The display bottle used for the CYA reading, not a general purpose vial.
- Two marks Graduated at 7 mL and 14 mL.
- Genuine Taylor Taylor part 9191, sized to the kit it came from.
- Replace a lost or cracked bottle A broken bottle should not put a whole test kit out of service.
- Small enough to lose The single most misplaced piece in a test kit, worth keeping a spare.
- Keep it clean Rinse it out after each test, since residue on the glass will skew the next reading.
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Product details
The Taylor 9191 is the CYA display bottle, marked at 7 mL and 14 mL. It is the bottle the cyanuric acid sample is read in on Taylor pool water test kits.
Why buy it on its own
The small bottle is the piece of a test kit most likely to go missing or get cracked, usually somewhere between the pool edge and the equipment room. Replacing the single bottle keeps an otherwise good kit working instead of buying the whole thing over again.
Getting a clean reading
Rinse the bottle out well after every test and let it dry. Anything left inside, whether it is reagent residue or a film from a previous sample, will change what you see the next time you use it, and a stabilizer reading is one you want to be able to trust.
| Brand | Taylor |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 9191 |
| Type | CYA display bottle |
| Graduations | 7 mL and 14 mL |
| Test | Cyanuric acid |
| Shipping weight | 0.02 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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