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PH Test Equipment

Paul LeGron
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What equiptment is needed to check the PH level on a system with glyco in it. How do you do it, and how often should be done? Thanks for your input and help.
Paul LeGron
LeGron Plbg.
Paul LeGron
LeGron Plbg.
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Plain old...
litmus paper from any chemistry supply company will do the trick. 7.0 or slightly above I believe is the correct PH.0 -
stick meter
These battery operated stick meters are handy if you do a lot of testing. This Hach was purchased at Graingers. The red refractometer is a good tool for glycol testing PG or EG.
Or one of these solar test kits. It has the ph, glycol tester, point and shoot temperature, and a bunch of other cool tools for glycol and solar testing and maintenance.
hrBob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
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try a pool supply store. They have plenty of test kits.0 -
Thanks alot
Thank you for your input
Paul0 -
Very Impressive Equipment
Thanks for the pictures. I will look into purchasing this equipment. How often should a test be made on a system?
Paul0
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