Valterra Cyanuric Acid Test | 8 oz | B7525

Valterra Cyanuric Acid Test B7525 is an 8 oz high-precision solution designed to accurately measure cyanuric acid levels in pool and spa water. This test helps maintain proper water balance by ensuring optimal stabilizer levels, which protect chlorine from rapid degradation caused by UV exposure. Ideal for both residential and commercial pool maintenance, this easy-to-use test solution provides clear and reliable readings to support effective water quality management. The compact 8 oz bottle is perfect for routine testing and convenient storage.

• Accurate Cyanuric Acid Testing: Ensures proper stabilizer levels for balanced pool and spa water.
• Protects Chlorine Efficiency: Helps prevent rapid chlorine degradation from UV exposure.
• Professional-Grade Solution: Provides clear and precise readings for optimal water quality management.
• Cost-Effective & Long-Lasting: 128 oz container allows for multiple tests over time.
• Ideal for Residential & Commercial Use: Reliable choice for maintaining pool and spa water balance.

Cyanuric Acid is often called stabilizer or conditioner because it reduces the loss of chlorine due to sunlight exposure.

1. With test stick resting a the bottom of tube, fill pool water to line "A" on test stick.
2. Now fill tube with test solution to line "B" on the test stick.
3. Mix solution by moving test stick up and down for 30 seconds, leaving test stick at bottom position.
4. Allow the mixture to set for approximately 2 minutes, but no longer than 5 minutes before continuing test.
5. Now looking down through solution from the top, observe black dot. If black dot is not visible, raise test stick above water level and slowly lower it until black dot disappears.
Now read the number value on the front of the test stick closest to water level, viewed through the dear tube.
This is your reading in parts per million of Cyanuric Acid to a million parts of pool water.

If black dot is still visible with the stick resting on the bottom of the test tube, your pool contains less than 20 parts per million (PPM) of Cyanuric Acid.
The recommended level of Cyanuric Acid is 30-70 PFM. If your water test is over or under this range, consult your poor store specialist for advice.