AquaChek Pro 5-in-1 Pool & Spa Test Strips – 100 Strips
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| Regional areas: | 3-4 business days |
| Remote areas: | 3-5 business days |
Keep your swimming pool or spa water properly balanced with AquaChek Pro 5-in-1 Test Strips.
Designed for pool owners, technicians and service professionals, these easy-to-use strips provide fast readings of the most important everyday water-balance parameters. Simply dip a strip into the water, remove it and compare the test pads with the colour chart printed on the bottle.
Each bottle contains 100 professional-quality test strips, making it a practical choice for regular pool maintenance, service calls and commercial use.
AquaChek Pro test strips measure:
For more reliable results, test water away from return jets, chemical feeders and recently added chemicals.
Correct chlorine, pH and alkalinity levels help keep pool water clear, comfortable and easier to maintain.
Regular testing can help prevent:
If you are unsure about the treatment after testing, send a whatsapp message to Swemgat for support.
1) AquaChek Pro 5-in-1 Test Strips do not measure:
Use a separate test product when these measurements are required.
2) Other test products that you may require
Salt testing is mainly required for pools fitted with a saltwater chlorinator. Correct salt levels are essential for efficient chlorine production and proper chlorinator operation.
For salt testing, use AquaChek Salt Test Strips
Cyanuric acid helps protect chlorine from being broken down too quickly by sunlight. Testing the stabiliser level is useful when chlorine consumption is unusually high and you want to reduce chemical costs.
It is also important to test cyanuric acid when chlorine floaters or stabilised chlorine products are used regularly, as these products can cause excessive stabiliser levels to build up over time. High cyanuric acid levels can reduce the effectiveness of chlorine.
Correct calcium hardness levels help protect marble-plastered and cement-based pool linings.
Low calcium hardness can cause the water to draw calcium from the pool surface, which may lead to roughness, pitting and costly damage. Excessively high calcium levels can contribute to white scale deposits on mosaic tiles, pool surfaces and equipment.
Heavy or repeated use of granular chlorine may also contribute to calcium buildup, depending on the type of chlorine used.
For testing of cyanuric acid (i.e. chlorine protector levels) and calcium hardness, use Aquachek Silver Test strips