Taylor R-0014-A-24 – pH Indicator Solution #14 (3/4 oz)

Product Overview

This reagent is the #14 pH indicator solution (Phenol Red) designed for use with compatible Taylor residential swimming pool test kits. It enables accurate measurement of pH to help maintain balanced water chemistry.

Key Features

• 3/4 ounce drop-bottle containing the Taylor #14 pH indicator solution.
• Formulated for use with Taylor residential test kits and compatible comparators.
• Simple to use — add the reagent to the sample and compare color change to the chart in your test kit.
• Helps ensure pool pH is correctly measured, which supports sanitizer effectiveness and water comfort.

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: R-0014-A-24
• Volume: 3/4 oz (≈22 mL)
• Indicator: Phenol Red (pH indicator)
• Designed for Residential Series test kits

Compatibility & Usage Notes

This reagent works with Taylor residential test kits that require the #14 pH indicator solution. Always verify your test kit model to ensure it uses the #14 reagent. Store the bottle tightly sealed, away from heat and direct sunlight to preserve accuracy.

Usage Instructions

• Collect a water sample according to your Taylor test kit’s instructions.
• Add the required number of drops of the R-0014-A-24 reagent.
• Compare the resulting color to the provided color chart or comparator window to determine pH.
• Use the pH reading to decide whether to raise or lower pH per your pool service protocol.

Troubleshooting

• No color change: Verify the reagent is not expired and that sample volume and drops added match instructions.
• Unclear or faded color: Light may be affecting reading; use consistent lighting and compare directly to the chart.
• Inaccurate result: Ensure reagent has been stored properly and that your test kit is clean and properly calibrated if applicable.

Maintenance Tip

Replace the reagent bottle annually or if you suspect it has degraded (cloudy, discolored, or after storage in extreme conditions). Accurate pH readings are fundamental for maintaining water balance, optimizing sanitizer performance, and preserving pool equipment life.