Digital Water Test Kit

[johnyxr]

Um ya. anybody make something I can just poor water into computer and it tells me what to add. Seriously im a newbie and test strips suck! so whats the best more accurate way to read water chems.

[mcw53]

Don't know about your first question, but assuming you're using a form of chlorine as a sanitizer, I would recommend the Taylor K-2006 Test Kit. Best price I've found is here.

[hrustar]

THere is a digital reader. Never used it, but have consider it. Wonder it anyone has used it. Not as complete as a Taylor kit, but you may not want/need that much detail. Depends on your sanitation approach.

http://www.spadepot.com/shop/AquaChek-TruT...it-P842C60.aspx

[styro]

I just purchased ColorQ digital tester made by LaMotte and works perfect for me.

The price 150$ for pro+ should last me at least for a year with liquids.

http://www.lamotte.com/pool_spa_water/new_products.html

[Hillbilly Hot Tub]

I just purchased ColorQ digital tester made by LaMotte and works perfect for me.

The price 150$ for pro+ should last me at least for a year with liquids.

http://www.lamotte.com/pool_spa_water/new_products.html

Tyhe Aqua Chec tru test is also very accurate for a system that uses test strips. It only does free chlorine/ bromine , PH and ALK though.

Watch the Color Q on the calcium hardness reading. It is the only one in that test system I have had issues with.