Adding BBB

[Water_man]

Are thet usuing a colorimeter with either liquid reagents or dry reagents in a vial or are they using a strip reader with test strips?

The store tech pipetted the water samples into sealed rectangular shaped vials that must have contained reagents (I'm not sure if they were liquid or dry) and then she took the reading off the colorimeter.

[waterbear]

The store tech pipetted the water samples into sealed rectangular shaped vials that must have contained reagents (I'm not sure if they were liquid or dry) and then she took the reading off the colorimeter.

Ok, That would be a LaMotte Waterlink or Waterlink Express. It's a pretty good system. We use the same at work. I will warn you that the TA test often reads low and so does the calcium hardness. It has to do with the limitations of the meter so if your Taylor test reads higher on these believe it.

[Water_man]

My Taylor kit is supposed to arrive any day now.
Is the test's chem based on titration? Does it offer an accurate reading?

[waterbear]

My Taylor kit is supposed to arrive any day now.
Is the test's chem based on titration? Does it offer an accurate reading?

which Taylor kit did you get? Hiopefully you got a K-2006 and not a K-2005.

[Water_man]

which Taylor kit did you get? Hiopefully you got a K-2006 and not a K-2005.

K-2006. I'm a quick learner