Test kit for bridgemid and pH, chlorine

Detailed tests for pool and spa water with a guide to regulation.
Find out if there is enough chlorine/bromine in the water, if the pH value is in place, and what to do if adjustments are needed.

This complete 5-way test kit gives you a thorough insight into the condition of the water in your spa or pool, helping you get the most out of your spa and ensure its longevity.

Of course, a thorough manual and detailed diagrams are included, so you can get the complete overview simply and precisely.

The kit contains test tools for (see explanations below):

– Chlorine/bromine content

– pH value

– Total alkalinity

– Acid requirement

Chlorine/bromine content
Chlorine and bromine kill around 99% of all bacteria and algae in spa water. Therefore, it is important that the values ​​for the two substances are correct so that you get the most hygienic bathing water and the best spa experience.

pH value
The pH measurement shows whether your water is acidic or alkaline. Low pH value can lead to degradation of the surface of the tub and cause eye and skin irritation. Conversely, too high pH can lead to deposits and reduce the effect of chlorine and bromine. Therefore, it is important to ensure that the pH value is optimal.

The recommended value for spa water is between 7.2 and 7.6.

Total Alkalinity
Total alkalinity measures the total content of alkaline substances in your spa water. These substances act as “buffering agents” and neutralize acids to prevent deposits and deterioration of the spa.

By keeping an eye on the total alkalinity, you can reduce the consumption of other chemicals.

Acid requirement
If the pH value of the spa water is above 7.6, it is too alkaline. Therefore, acid must be added to lower the value.

The test in the kit shows you how much of the included chemicals you need to add to get an optimal pH value.