Natural Chemistry 10080NCM Professional Phosphate Test Kit

The Natural Chemistry 10080NCM test kit provides a quick, reliable way to measure orthophosphate levels in pool water. Identifying phosphate levels helps you prevent phosphate-driven algae growth and maintain clear, healthy pool water.

Key Features

• Professional-grade phosphate test kit for pool water analysis.
• Measures orthophosphate concentration over a wide range (from low to high phosphate levels) for accurate diagnostics.
• Includes test strips (or test vials) plus a color chart and instructions for easy reading.
• Fast results — simple dip or vial test with color-match reading for immediate phosphate level assessment.
• Helps guide dosing for phosphate removal treatments, improving water clarity and reducing algae risk.

Specifications

• Brand: Natural Chemistry
• Model / Part Number: 10080NCM
• Type: Pool phosphate test kit
• Includes: Testing medium (strips or reagents), vial/holder, color comparison chart, instructions
• Measurement range: Orthophosphate levels (suitable for determining phosphate removal needs)
• Application: Routine phosphate monitoring to maintain optimal pool water chemistry

Usage Instructions

Collect a sample of pool water, insert a test strip (or use the provided reagents) as directed, then compare the resulting color to the included chart to determine the phosphate concentration. Test whenever you suspect phosphate buildup — e.g. after heavy rain, frequent pool use, or prior to phosphate removal treatment — to ensure phosphate levels remain low and water clarity stays high.

Why It Matters

Phosphates can fuel algae growth and cause cloudy water even when sanitizer levels are adequate. Using a phosphate test kit like the 10080NCM helps you maintain control over phosphate levels, reducing the need for frequent chemical shock treatments and promoting a cleaner, clearer pool year-round.

Pro Maintenance Tip

• Test for phosphates before applying phosphate removers — if levels are already low, skip the treatment and avoid unnecessary chemical use.
• Retest regularly if your water source or pool cleaning actions (backwashing, draining/refilling, heavy swimmer load) could introduce phosphates.