Spa eXact® EZ Photometer Part No. 486202: Easy and Accurate Hot Tub Results!

If you have a spa or a hot tub and you are looking for a great water tester that is accurate and affordable, the Spa eXact EZ would be a perfect tester for you. Test strips are good, but they cannot give you spot-on readings like a photometer test kit. And balancing your spa water is a critical thing since the water quality impacts the bathing experience more in such a small body of water.



For example, if the pH is below 7.0 a test strip won’t be able to tell you how low it is. If the pH is actually at 6.5 you will start to get itchy skin and burning eyes as the spa water pH falls below your body's pH. The Spa eXact EZ will tell you exactly what the pH is in the pool and eliminates the guesswork involved with test strips. It also is specially calibrated for the hot water of a spa or hot tub.

To learn more you can go to their website listing here: https://sensafe.com/spa-exact-ez/ Buy for $129: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B012DFFKOA/...

The kit with a carrying case and the eXact Strips is also available for purchase Spa eXact® EZ Photometer Starter Kit Part No. 486202-K: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B012DFFJOQ/...

Here is more about the Spa eXact EZ: The NSF/ANSI 50 L1 Certified Spa eXact® EZ Photometer tests 7 important spa water parameters with lab-quality results. All tests have been specifically calibrated for spa temperatures and use our patented eXact® Strips, a quick and easy reagent system for analysis. Simply dip an eXact® Strip Micro into the water sample for 10 seconds using a simple back and forth motion, discard the strip, and read the results instantaneously!

Detects: Total Alkalinity 20 - 200ppm
Total Bromine 0.00- 17.0ppm
Calcium Hardness 23 - 700ppm
Free Chlorine 0.00 - 12.0ppm
Combined Chlorine 0.00 - 12.0ppm
Total Chlorine 0.00 - 12.0ppmpH 6.0 - 8.4

Details: Clamshell comes with basic components to start water testing Spa eXact® EZ Photometer Cleaning brush Instruction manual Individually wrapped reagents (6 tests each) *Carry case and reagent bottles NOT included

Parameter, Part #, Range (ppm)
Alkalinity, Total 486641 20 - 200
Bromine, Total (DPD-4) 486644 0.00 - 17.0
Calcium Hardness 486629 23 - 700
Chlorine, Combined 486638 0.0 - 12.0
Chlorine, Free 486637 0.00 - 12.0 Chlorine, Total 486670 0.00 - 12.0
pH-II 486639-II 6.0 - 8.4 pH

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