AquaChek 562227 phosphate test kit bottleAquaChek Phosphate Test Kit, 562227 In stock$1499
AquaChek 562227 phosphate test kit bottle

AquaChek Phosphate Test Kit, 562227

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Quick overview

  • Reads 0 to 1000 ppb Covers the range where phosphate starts feeding algae, in parts per billion.
  • Result in 60 seconds A one step test that gives an accurate reading in about a minute.
  • 20 tests per bottle Enough for a full season of regular checking on one pool.
  • Test weekly Phosphate climbs fast after rain, debris or a heavy bather load, so a weekly check catches it before the water turns.
  • English and Spanish directions Instructions for both are included.
  • Sold in the United States only This phosphate product is available in the US market.
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Product details

The AquaChek 562227 phosphate test kit measures phosphate in pool water from 0 to 1000 parts per billion, with a result in about 60 seconds. There are 20 tests in the bottle and the directions come in English and Spanish.

Why phosphate matters

Phosphate is food for algae. Even a low concentration gives algae something to live on, which is why a pool with good chlorine can still go cloudy or green. Testing tells you whether the problem is sanitizer or nutrient, and that changes what you buy next.

How to use the reading

Test once a week. Phosphate levels can jump after rain, after wind blows leaves and dirt into the water, or after a heavy weekend of swimmers, so one reading in spring does not describe the rest of the season. Note the number each week and watch the direction it moves, not just the single value.

This phosphate product is sold in the United States only.

Specifications
Brand AquaChek
Manufacturer part number 562227
UPC 190944022272
Type Phosphate test
Range 0 to 1000 parts per billion
Result time About 60 seconds
Tests per bottle 20
Directions English and Spanish
Availability United States only
Shipping weight 0.1 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

How many tests do I get?
20 tests per bottle.
How long does the test take?
About 60 seconds from start to reading.
What range does it read?
0 to 1000 parts per billion of phosphate.
How often should I test for phosphate?
Once a week is a sensible rhythm. Phosphate concentration can rise quickly after rain, after debris blows in, or after a busy weekend in the pool, and even low levels feed algae.
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