Taylor Cyanuric Acid Reagent, 2 oz In stock$1352
Quick overview
- Taylor number 13 reagent The cyanuric acid solution used in Taylor test kits.
- 2 oz bottle The standard refill size.
- Direct replacement Refills the cyanuric acid reagent without buying a whole new kit.
- Reads stabilizer level Cyanuric acid is what keeps chlorine from burning off in sunlight, so the reading tells you whether to add any.
- Store cool and dry Keep reagents in a cool dry place out of direct sun.
- Replace every year Taylor calls for annual replacement, because aging reagent drifts even in a full bottle.
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Product details
Taylor R-0013-C is the cyanuric acid reagent, number 13 in the Taylor system, supplied in the 2 oz bottle. It is the direct refill for the cyanuric acid reagent that comes with Taylor test kits.
What the test tells you
Cyanuric acid is the stabilizer that shields free chlorine from sunlight. Too little and chlorine burns off in a few hours on a bright day. Too much and the same chlorine reads fine on a test strip while doing very little work. The cyanuric acid test is how you tell those two situations apart, which is why it belongs in the routine rather than in the once a season pile.
Keeping readings honest
Reagents age. Store the bottle in a cool dry place out of direct sun, and replace it once a year whether or not it is empty. A drifting reagent is worse than no test, because it looks like an answer.
| Brand | Taylor |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | R-0013-C |
| UPC | 840036000724 |
| Type | Cyanuric acid reagent |
| Reagent number | 13 |
| Volume | 2 oz |
| Storage | Cool dry place, out of direct sun |
| Replacement interval | Annually |
| Shipping weight | 0.15 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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