I own the TF-100xl with SpeedStir and Taylor K-2006c

[trevorfl]

Hello. I was running out of some reagents for the Taylor K-2006. I decided that instead of ordering reagents for the Taylor kit I will order the TF-100. I did it. Some things are not the same but that is not the question.

The question is about both kits having the same reagents numbers.

Can I use the reagents that have identical numbers on any kit? (Some are not labeled Taylor but the reagent numbers are the same).

I know reagent R-0600 and R-0014 will be only for the TF-100. But am not sure about the rest. Not that I will use that kit a lot because here in FL I will maintain the CYA at 60 meaning I need to do a daily test with the reagent that give me the high readings.

Sorry if the question was ask before. I did a research but did not find an answer.

Can I use the SpeedStir to mix some Taylor-K2006 test?

Thank you in advance

 

[Richard320]

Yes to all of it. They're Taylor reagents, just in better quantities rather than identical sized bottles.

 

[cowboycasey]

The TF100 uses taylor chem's just a better amount for how we test TFP pools

you can use the speedstir on any of the tests, isn't it awesome

 

[trevorfl]

Yes to all of it. They're Taylor reagents, just in better quantities rather than identical sized bottles.

Good.

So when I run out of reagents I just order the same reagent number knowing that it will work on both kits.

Thank you !

 

[trevorfl]

The TF100 uses taylor chem's just a better amount for how we test TFP pools

you can use the speedstir on any of the tests, isn't it awesome

Thank you!

 

[jblizzle]

I think the only difference is the pH reagent. Note that in March there is a sale on the TF-100 refill kit

 

[trevorfl]

I think the only difference is the pH reagent. Note that in March there is a sale on the TF-100 refill kit

Thanks.