Maintain ideal salt levels for saltwater chlorinators by monitoring with Taylor Sodium Chloride tests to help ensure effective sanitization and comfortable swimming conditions.
Tests for Salt Water (Sodlum Chloride)
1 drop = 200 ppm
Method/Chemistry: Argentometric (.75 oz)
Instructions
CAREFULLY READ AND FOLLOW PRECAUTIONS ON REAGENT LEVELS. KEEP REAGENTS AWAY FROM CHILDREN.
NOTE: When dispensing reagents from dropper bottles, always hold bottle in a vertical position.
For 1 drop = 200 ppm Sodium Chloride
Rinse and fill 25 mL sample tube (9198) to 10 mL mark with water to be tested.
Add 1 drop of R0630 Chromate Indicator. Swirl to mix. Sample will turn yellow.
Add R-0718 Silver Nitrate reagent dropwise, swirling and counting after each drop, until color changes from yellow to milky salmon (brick red).
NOTE: A white precipitate will form as R-0718 Silver Nitrate Reagent is added to the sample. Do not add enough R0718 Silver Nitrate Reagent to giver a brown color. First change from yellow to a milky salmon (brick red) is the endpoint.
Multiply drops of R-0718 Silver Nitrate Reagent by 200. Record as parts per million (ppm) salt as sodium chloride (NaCl).
To calculate required dosage, see treatment table below.
