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Your cart is empty.This pool and spa water test kit is ideal for accurate testing of chlorine levels. The K-1515-A tests for Free and Combined Chlorine. Once you have a reading of these levels you can easily determine whether you need to shock or not and whether you need to add or dial down your chlorine feeder. Easy-to -read instructions are provided inside the case lid. Includes case, Sample tube, and 3/4 oz. reagents, R-0003-A, R-0871-A and R-0870-I (10G).
Ron in Idaho
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
I have used several of these Taylor K-1515-A chlorine test kits since 2012 - - all purchased from SDR Supply through Amazon. Results have always seemed accurate. The reagents seem to work for a few years past the "best by" dates.
Dina M
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
I could not figure this out. My Chemistry is not up to par and I found it too hard to flow and understand. I’m not even sure this is the right Kit for my Water Testing needs.Reputable brand and kit though. Great shape and as described.Just not the product for me
T. Vann
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024
Water testing strips are not always reliable for testing chlorine levels. And most test kits only measure Total Chlorine. I like this Taylor test Reagent kit is easy to use and provides an simple way to see my pool's combined and Free chlorine levels separately, which to me is more valuable than a Total Chlorine measurement.
wolfric
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
Good item for salt pool use
Another Middle Class Household
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023
I bought this item to measure chlorine in my salt pool. Previously, I was taking a water sample to the local pool store and getting measurements there. Now, my issue, after trying a few times using this drop method to determine my pool level of chlorine, I came up with some interesting readings. So, I took a water sample to the local pool store again, and low and behold, a totally different reading. So, is the pool store jerking my chain to get a sale, or are these drops inaccurate? I follow the instructions to a "T". Bottom line, I do not have an answer to this question right now, so I cannot in good faith recommend this item.
Sheryl J.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2023
This works great and the accuracy is pretty spot on however there was some powder spilled when received and it doesn't last long. I just received this a little over a week ago and the powder is gone already. I did use it a lot when I was learning but still. I have lots of liquid left but the powder is gone!
Jonesy
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2023
Have bought a kit every year the last 3 years and it has worked well.I received this kit 4/7/23, and it has an expiration of 5/23. Not great!Also it’s impossible to send seller feedback or get manufacturer support for this item. The links in the app send me to a different pool product and the site for Taylor guitars, respectively.Anyway if someone sends me a bottle of fas-dpd titration reagent that expires in the fall, I’ll update this review.
David Crochetiere
Reviewed in Canada on August 9, 2022
identique a la description
Danielle
Reviewed in Canada on July 13, 2018
Great service, I like it, much better than strips !!
Placeholder
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2011
This product should not be reviewed as a toy. That said, for about two months now, I've been hard at work researching and learning about test kits for spa water chemistry. I've had several different test setups; three different manufacture's strips, a digital test strip reader and a DPD color comparison kit. This is the fourth setup I've purchased for the purpose of testing spa water for chlorine.The package is a very nice compact package. As in the sales picture, the test kit consists of a blue storage box, instruction sheet, graduated test cylinder with plastic cap and several bottles of test reagent.The test is straight forward. Put a couple measured scoops of DPD powder in the test cylinder and add test reagent by the drop. Count the drops, multiply by 0.20 and voila, you have your ppm count. It takes a few trial runs to get use to the test procedure. Once you're use to the test procedure, plan on about five minutes to complete procedure. Accurate to within 0.10 ppm. A call to customer support set me on the straight and narrow. Very nice support group at Taylor Technologies.I found my other gear isn't even close to what the results of the Taylor K-1515-A test kit were. The other tests were so far off, the results make me wonder. I'll see about picking up an EPA certified test strip for commercial water testing for comparison purposes. All this means is that the EPA has certified the accuracy of the the test strips. Being certified by the EPA is not equivalent to being EPA approved. It just means that test strip company has submitted proof of the accuracy of their claims for a registration number. This way I'll have a final comparator to the results provided by the Taylor K-1515-A chlorine test kit.Overall, my first impressions are, this is a straight forward test kit with no whistles or bells. It is a test kit for free chlorine (FC) and combined chlorine (CC) and nothing more. At this time and point, I have no reason to think this kit isn't as accurate as the manufacture claims. If I find out any differently when I get the other strips in for comparison purposes, or find need to add to this review, I'll stop by and amend my comments accordingly. In the meantime, I feel comfortable highly recommending this product.Hope the above helps.
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