MCP pH/Alk Test

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Red Sea pH/Alkalinity Marine Test Kit  “ A dual test kit includes an accurate (1 dkH/0.36 meq/l) titration test for KH and a colorimetric test for pH for monitoring these essential parameters in all marine aquariums.
  The Red Sea™s KHALKALINITY PRO test kit enables accurate dosing of Red Sea™s KH Coralline Gro or KH/ALKALINITY Foundation B Buffer Supplements in fish-only systems.  

Includes pH 100 tests, KH 55 tests.

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The MCP pH/Alk Test:

Red Sea pH / Alkalinity Marine Test Kit Specifications:

Test Name Accuracy Range Test Type No. of test
pH 0.2 7.6-8.6 Colorimetric 100
KH / Alkalinity 1 dKH / 0.36 meq/L 0-ˆž Titration 55
Units
1
Weight
14 lbs
Dimensions
13 × 10 × 10 in

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