Taylor R-0004-E Phenol Red #4 pH indicator solution, 16 oz bottleTaylor Phenol Red #4 pH Indicator Solution, 16 oz, R-0004-E In stock$4799
Taylor R-0004-E Phenol Red #4 pH indicator solution, 16 oz bottle

Taylor Phenol Red #4 pH Indicator Solution, 16 oz, R-0004-E

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Quick overview

  • Phenol Red #4 The pH indicator reagent, Taylor number R-0004-E.
  • Sixteen ounce bottle The larger refill bottle, not the small kit vial.
  • Reads pH This is the reagent that produces the pH color in the test.
  • Accuracy depends on fresh reagent Taylor recommends replacing reagents yearly, since aged solution shifts the reading.
  • Keeps balance honest pH drives comfort, scale and how hard your sanitizer has to work, so it is the number worth reading often.
  • Also listed as R-0004 The same reagent appears under both R-0004-E and R-0004 in Taylor listings.
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Product details

Taylor R-0004-E is the Phenol Red #4 pH indicator solution in a 16 ounce bottle. It is the reagent that gives you the pH reading when you test pool or spa water with a Taylor kit.

Why the big bottle

The vials inside a test kit are sized for one season of light use. Anyone testing several times a week, or testing more than one body of water, gets through them fast. The 16 ounce bottle is the refill size, so you top up the kit instead of buying another one.

Fresh reagent, honest reading

Reagents do not last forever. Taylor recommends replacing them each year, because solution that has aged shifts the color it produces and the reading drifts with it. A test kit is only as accurate as the bottle you pour from, and pH is the number the rest of your chemistry leans on.

Specifications
Brand Taylor
Manufacturer part number R-0004-E
Also listed as R-0004
UPC 8400360 0021 2
Type pH indicator solution
Reagent Phenol Red #4
Size 16 oz
Container Bottle
Shipping weight 1.2 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

What does this reagent test for?
pH. Phenol Red #4 is the indicator that produces the pH color in a Taylor test.
How big is the bottle?
16 oz, which is the refill size rather than the small vial that comes inside a kit.
How often should reagents be replaced?
Taylor recommends replacing reagents every year. Old solution drifts, and a drifting reagent quietly gives you the wrong pH.
Is R-0004 the same thing?
This reagent is listed under R-0004-E and also appears as R-0004. Both names point at the Phenol Red #4 pH indicator solution.
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