0-5000ppm Salt Tester with Long Probe and Hydrogen Water Tester

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• Portable Pool Salt Tester Easy To Use:This salt tester has a long probe that lets you use it without getting down on your knees as you test the water. The max test depth of this salt test kit is 13in, which can help you know the salt distribution. The controls and instructions are simple and straight forward
• LED Indicators Along The Probe:The probe also has LEDs along the length that shows the approximate reading while the screen shows the exact amount of salt. It gives its reading within about 5 seconds and allows you to hold the temp button to continue to read once out of the water sample. Makes it very easy to see if your salt level is in range
• Easier To Operate And Faster To Test The Salinity Of Salt Water Pools, Spa, Jacuzzis And Hot Tubs:The salt meter uses a digital LCD backlit display design. To get an accurate reading, just look at the digital screen. It combines precise measurements with convenient visual cues. The readings are more accurate than complex test strips or test strips. Accurate readings even in dim environments
• Salinity Tester for Saltwater:The testing range is 0-5000 PPM, so it is perfect for a saltwater pool (typically 2,700-3,400 PPM), a koi pond(100-500 PPM),hot tub((1,500-2,000PPM) or freshwater fish tank(100-500 PPM). Temp test range:32-122℉/0-50℃. Please note, it’s not suitable for testing ocean water or saltwater aquariums
• Digital Salinity Test Kit for Saltwater:It comes packaged with a 5000μS/cm calibrating solution should you ever need to re-calibrate it (it's calibrated from the factory when you receive it). It also includes a few extra o-rings that go between the probe and the digital read-out, but as long as you don't submerse it too deep, that shouldn't matter anyway