Taylor R-0008-E total alkalinity indicator, 16 oz bottleTaylor Total Alkalinity Reagent Indicator, 16 oz, R-0008-E In stock$3099
Taylor R-0008-E total alkalinity indicator, 16 oz bottle

Taylor Total Alkalinity Reagent Indicator, 16 oz, R-0008-E

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Quick overview

  • Taylor R-0008-E The 16 oz bottle of Taylor total alkalinity indicator.
  • Indicator, not titrant This is the color indicator for a total alkalinity test. The titrating reagent that goes with it is a separate bottle.
  • Refill size 16 oz, sized for topping up a kit or a service route rather than replacing a small dropper bottle once.
  • Old reagent reads wrong When a kit starts giving results that do not match the pool, tired reagent is a more common cause than a bad meter.
  • Genuine Taylor The Taylor part, matched to Taylor test procedures by part number.
  • Keep it cool and out of the sun Heat and sunlight shorten reagent life, so store the bottle somewhere shaded and dry.
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Product details

Taylor R-0008-E is the total alkalinity indicator, supplied in the 16 oz bottle. It is the color indicator half of the total alkalinity test, and it pairs with a separate titrating reagent.

Why the refill size

The 16 oz bottle suits anyone testing often: a service route, a commercial pool, or an owner who tests seriously rather than occasionally. It refills the small dropper bottles that come in a kit.

Reagent age matters

Reagents degrade, and a kit carrying an old bottle quietly gives readings that are off. If your alkalinity results have stopped tracking with the way the pool actually behaves, fresh reagent is the cheapest thing to rule out. Keep the bottle out of direct sun and away from heat to get its full life.

Specifications
Brand Taylor
Manufacturer part number R-0008-E
UPC 840036000458
Type Total alkalinity indicator
Size 16 oz
Shipping weight 1.2 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

What size is this bottle?
16 oz.
Is this the indicator or the titrant?
The indicator. A total alkalinity test uses an indicator to set the color and a separate titrating reagent to run the count.
What is the part number?
Taylor R-0008-E.
How often should reagents be replaced?
Replace them when results stop agreeing with a second source or the reagent has been open for a long time. Reagents do not last forever, and heat shortens them further.
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