Pentair R161185 Solution #3 Acid Demand T/A 1 oz test reagent bottlePentair Solution #3 Acid Demand T/A 1 oz Bottle, R161185 In stock$599
Pentair R161185 Solution #3 Acid Demand T/A 1 oz test reagent bottle

Pentair Solution #3 Acid Demand T/A 1 oz Bottle, R161185

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Pentair reagent Factory part R161185, matched to the test it is used in.
  • Solution #3 The acid demand and total alkalinity titrant, not a substitute for the pH or chlorine reagents.
  • 1 oz bottle The standard replacement bottle size.
  • Titration reagent Added drop by drop until the sample changes color, and the drop count gives the result.
  • Reagents age Old solution reads badly, which is why refilling matters more than most owners expect.
  • Refill, not a whole kit This is the bottle on its own, for a kit you already own.
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Product details

Pentair R161185 is the Solution #3 Acid Demand T/A reagent, supplied in a 1 oz bottle. It is the replacement bottle for a test kit you already own.

What it does

Solution #3 is a titrant. You add it to the water sample a drop at a time until the color changes, and the number of drops it took is the reading. That makes the accuracy of the result entirely dependent on the condition of the solution, which is why reagents are treated as a consumable rather than a permanent part of the kit.

Use the right number

Each numbered solution in a test kit does one job, and they are not interchangeable. This is Solution #3, the acid demand and total alkalinity reagent. If your kit is giving results that do not match a pool you know is balanced, tired reagents are the usual cause.

Specifications
Brand Pentair
Manufacturer part number R161185
UPC 788379003401
Type Test kit reagent
Solution Solution #3 Acid Demand T/A
Volume 1 oz
Shipping weight 0.1 lb
Ships Parcel

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

What test is this solution used for?
It is the acid demand and total alkalinity titrant, listed by the manufacturer as Solution #3 Acid Demand T/A.
How big is the bottle?
1 oz, the standard replacement size.
Can I use it in place of another reagent?
No. Each numbered solution does one job. Solution #3 will not stand in for the pH or chlorine reagents.
How often should reagents be replaced?
Test solutions lose accuracy as they age, so replacing them each season is normal practice. A kit reading oddly on a pool you know is balanced usually has tired reagents.
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