
Quick overview
- Genuine Taylor reagent The R-0013 cyanuric acid reagent, supplied in Taylor packaging.
- Gallon size The bulk bottle, sized for a service route or a commercial pool rather than a single backyard.
- Cyanuric acid testing This is the reagent used for the stabilizer test, not a general purpose solution.
- Refill, not a kit It replaces the reagent you are out of, so you keep the case and the comparator you already own.
- Decant as you go Fill your small dropper bottle from the gallon and leave the rest sealed.
- One reagent to check Match R-0013 against the reagent list printed in your kit before ordering.
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Product details
This is the Taylor cyanuric acid reagent, part number R-0013-G, in a one gallon bottle. It is the same reagent found in the small dropper bottles, packaged in the bulk size that service companies and commercial pool operators go through.
What the test tells you
Cyanuric acid is the stabilizer that shields free chlorine from being burned off by sunlight. Too little and chlorine disappears on a sunny afternoon. Too much and the chlorine that is present becomes sluggish. Neither problem shows up on a chlorine reading alone, which is why the stabilizer test earns its place in the routine.
Using the gallon
Refill your working dropper bottle from the gallon and keep the rest closed and out of the sun. Confirm your kit calls for R-0013 before you order, since Taylor reagents are numbered and are not interchangeable.
| Brand | Taylor |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | R-0013-G |
| UPC | 8400360 0076 2 |
| Type | Test reagent |
| Reagent | Cyanuric acid |
| Volume | 1 gallon |
| Shipping weight | 9.2 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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