Taylor FAS-DPD titrating reagent for chlorine, 2 oz bottleTaylor FAS-DPD Titrating Reagent Chlorine, 2 oz, R-0871-C In stock$2199
Taylor FAS-DPD titrating reagent for chlorine, 2 oz bottle

Taylor FAS-DPD Titrating Reagent Chlorine, 2 oz, R-0871-C

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Quick overview

  • FAS-DPD chlorine reagent The titrating reagent used in the FAS-DPD chlorine test.
  • Refill size Supplied in a 2 oz bottle.
  • Two part numbers The data lists it as R-0871-C and as R-0871-C-12, so check which number your kit calls for.
  • Genuine Taylor reagent Made by Taylor for Taylor test kits.
  • Reagents have a shelf life Chemistry ages and results drift, so a fresh bottle is the cheapest way to trust a reading.
  • Restock with the set A Taylor kit runs several reagents at once, and they tend to run low together.
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Product details

This is the Taylor FAS-DPD titrating reagent for chlorine, in a 2 oz bottle. It is the reagent you add drop by drop during a FAS-DPD chlorine test, counting drops until the sample changes.

Two part numbers

The product data lists this bottle as R-0871-C and also as R-0871-C-12. Both are recorded here rather than picking one. Match the number in your test kit instructions when you reorder.

Why keep a fresh bottle

Test reagents lose accuracy as they age. A drifting result sends people chasing a chlorine problem that is really a reagent problem, and a fresh bottle costs less than a weekend of guessing. Taylor kits run several reagents together, so it is worth checking the rest of the set while you are ordering.

Specifications
Brand Taylor
Manufacturer part number R-0871-C
Also listed as R-0871-C-12
UPC 840036002100
Type FAS-DPD titrating reagent
Tests for Chlorine
Size 2 oz
Ships Parcel

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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

What test does this reagent belong to?
The FAS-DPD chlorine test. It is the titrating reagent, the one added drop by drop until the sample changes.
Is this R-0871-C or R-0871-C-12?
The product data carries both numbers for this 2 oz bottle. Match whichever number your test kit instructions use, and note that the C-12 form appears on the bottle image.
What size is the bottle?
2 oz.
Do reagents expire?
They lose accuracy over time. If your results have started drifting or the reagent has been open a long season, replace it before you chase a problem that is not in the water.
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