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    Default Re: Pool automation

    The Taylor K2006 does not use color matching for the chlorine test. You add a powder to a water sample which turns it pink. Then, you add drops until it turns clear. Your reading comes from counting drops, not matching a color.

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    Default Re: Pool automation

    The only color match in the Taylor kit is the pH reading. Check this page: http://pool9.net/ph-meter/ to see if you need a pH meter.

    The Taylor K2006 does require you to notice a color CHANGE; these videos show you what you're looking for:
    http://pool9.net/tk-guide/
    http://pool9.net/tk-interfere/

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