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Keep your pool water parameters under control with a pool analyzer case. We offer digital test kits, colorimetric cases, multiparameter kits and much more ...

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A pool water analyzer case is the most complete and practical tool to check the chemical balance of your pool at any time.

What does a pool analyzer case measure?

Depending on the model chosen, analyzer cases can measure several water parameters simultaneously, which makes them ideal for both private and public pools:

  • Free chlorine and total chlorine: essential to guarantee effective disinfection of the pool water.
  • pH level: regulates the acidity of the water and determines the effectiveness of the chemical treatments applied.
  • Cyanuric acid (stabiliser): protects chlorine from degradation caused by sunlight.
  • Total alkalinity: helps stabilise the pH and prevents sudden fluctuations.

Types of pool analyzer cases

At Mercapool we stock a wide variety of analyzer kits so you can find the one that best suits your needs:

Colorimetric analyzer cases

These kits use chemical reagents in tablet or liquid form that colour the water sample to indicate the value of each parameter. They are the most affordable and widely used option for residential pools.

Digital photometric cases

These kits include a compact digital photometer that reads the water sample automatically and provides exact numerical results. They are more precise and suitable for professional or public pool use.

How to use a pool analyzer case

Using an analyzer case is simple and takes only a few minutes:

  • Collect a water sample from the pool at a depth of at least 30 cm, away from the jets and inlets.
  • Add the corresponding reagent to the sample container as indicated in the kit instructions.
  • Wait the recommended reaction time (usually 1 minute) and then read the result visually or with the digital reader.
  • Compare the obtained values with the recommended optimal ranges and adjust the chemical treatments if necessary.