WaterLink Spin Touch 3-Use Disks: Test 3 Water Factors and Reuse the Disk 3 Times!

One of the downsides of the Spin Touch is that the disks used to get the test factors are what some would consider on the expensive side and they can only be used once. There are alternative disks made for the Spin Touch that can be used up to 3-times each. They are limited to a few test factors but you don’t need to do all of the test factors each time so they are actually very practical. Here are the 3-Test Disks and the test factors that they can check.






3 Disk Use Series:
Spin Touch Disk Series 4334-H  Range
Free Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Total Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Bromine [DPD]         0-33 ppm
pH                    6.4-8.6

Spin Touch Disk Series 4335-H  Range
Free Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Bromine [DPD]          0-33 ppm
pH                    6.4-8.6
Total Alkalinity          0-250 ppm

Spin touch Disk Series 4340-H  Range
Free Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Bromine [DPD]          0-33 ppm
pH                    6.4-8.6
Cyanuric Acid          5-150 ppm

Depending on what you need to test for each week will determine which 3-Use Disk you will use. If you break it down since you are using each disk 3-times you are saving quite a bit if you do not need all 10 test factors. If you only need to check the Free Chlorine, pH, and Alkalinity then there is no reason to use a 10 test factor disk as the other reading are not necessary. The 3-Use disk offers a very economical way to use your Spin Touch.

About the spin Touch:
The LaMotte WaterLink Spin Touch is the ultimate water analyzer for your swimming pool. It is designed for pool operators and pool service technicians and can do a variety of test factors in less than 60 seconds. There are many disks series for the Spin Touch and I will go over the different Disk Series for you here.

Single-Use Disk Series:
Disk Series 4328-H   Range
Free Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Total Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Bromine [DPD]          0-33 ppm
pH                    6.4-8.6
Calcium Hardness  0-800 ppm
Total Alkalinity          0-250 ppm
Cyanuric Acid   5-150 ppm
Copper            0-3.0 ppm
Iron                    0-3.0 ppm
Salt                    0-5000 ppm

Disk Series 4329-H  Range
Free Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Total Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Bromine [DPD]          0-33 ppm
pH                    6.4-8.6
Calcium Hardness  0-800 ppm
Total Alkalinity          0-250 ppm
Cyanuric Acid   5-150 ppm
Copper            0-3.0 ppm
Iron                    0-3.0 ppm
Salt                    0-5000 ppm
Phosphates           0-2000 ppb

Disk Series 4330-H  Range
Free Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Total Chlorine [DPD]  0-15 ppm
Bromine [DPD]          0-33 ppm
pH                    6.4-8.6
Calcium Hardness  0-800 ppm
Total Alkalinity          0-250 ppm
Cyanuric Acid   5-150 ppm
Copper            0-3.0 ppm
Iron                    0-3.0 ppm
Salt                    0-5000 ppm
Borate             0-80 ppm

Disk Series 4331-H  Range
pH                    6.4-8.6
Calcium Hardness  0-800 ppm
Total Alkalinity          0-250 ppm
Copper            0-3.0 ppm
Iron                    0-3.0 ppm
Borate             0-80 ppm
Biguanide           0-70 ppm
Biguanide Shock          0-250 ppm

The Spin Touch is also NSF approved which means that many of the test factors and results have been independently verified to be accurate. If you have pools that use Borate or Biguanide you can accurately test for both now. This makes the Spin Touch the best way to test for the most common pool factors and those that are more specialized.


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