Taylor Water Technologies
Taylor Reagent Dropper Bottle, 2 oz | R-0002-C
Taylor Reagent Dropper Bottle, 2 oz | R-0002-C
Taylor R-0002-C DPD Reagent #2 – 2 oz Dropper Bottle
Genuine Taylor Technologies DPD Reagent #2 for free chlorine testing in compatible Taylor pool and spa water test kits. Supplied as one convenient 2 oz dropper bottle.
Genuine Taylor DPD Reagent #2 for Free Chlorine Testing
The Taylor R-0002-C DPD Reagent #2 is a genuine replacement water testing reagent used for determining free chlorine in compatible Taylor DPD pool and spa test procedures. The 2 oz bottle is ideal for replacing depleted reagent without purchasing an entire new water test kit.
Reliable sanitizer testing is an important part of routine swimming pool and spa water maintenance. When used as directed with the appropriate Taylor DPD testing system, R-0002-C works as part of the test sequence that produces the color response used to determine the free chlorine level in the water sample.
Key Features
- Genuine Taylor Technologies replacement reagent for compatible Taylor DPD water testing systems.
- DPD Reagent #2 used as part of Taylor's free chlorine testing procedure.
- 2 oz dropper bottle provides a convenient replacement size for routine pool and spa testing.
- Manufacturer part number R-0002-C for straightforward identification and replacement.
- Suitable for residential, commercial, and professional pool or spa water testing applications where R-0002 is specified.
- Allows users to replenish an individual reagent without replacing the complete test kit.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Taylor Technologies |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | R-0002-C |
| Product Name | DPD Reagent #2 |
| Product Type | Pool & Spa Water Testing Reagent |
| Test Application | Free Chlorine Testing |
| Bottle Size | 2 fl oz / approximately 60 mL |
| Container Type | Dropper Bottle |
| Quantity Included | 1 Bottle |
| 12-Pack Part Number | R-0002-C-12, sold separately |
Compatibility & Replacement Information
Taylor R-0002-C is intended for Taylor DPD testing procedures that specifically call for R-0002 DPD Reagent #2. The "C" suffix identifies this 2 oz bottle size. Always match the reagent number required by your Taylor test kit or testing instructions before ordering.
R-0002-C vs. R-0002-C-12
R-0002-C: One 2 oz dropper bottle of Taylor DPD Reagent #2.
R-0002-C-12: Manufacturer case containing twelve 2 oz bottles.
Use the Correct Taylor Reagent
Taylor manufactures multiple reagents that may be packaged in similar dropper bottles. Match the reagent number printed on your existing bottle or listed in your test kit instructions. If your procedure specifies R-0002, this R-0002-C bottle provides the 2 oz replacement size.
How R-0002-C Fits Into DPD Chlorine Testing
R-0002-C is Taylor's DPD Reagent #2 and is used as part of compatible DPD free chlorine testing procedures. It is commonly used in conjunction with the other reagents specified by the particular Taylor test kit to develop the water sample for color comparison.
For accurate results, follow the exact sample volume, reagent quantities, testing sequence, and interpretation instructions provided with your specific Taylor test kit. Reagent requirements can vary between testing methods, so the manufacturer part number should always be confirmed before replacement.
Ideal For
- Replacing an empty or aging Taylor R-0002 reagent bottle
- Routine swimming pool free chlorine testing
- Spa and hot tub water testing with compatible Taylor DPD systems
- Pool service professionals performing frequent water analysis
- Residential pool owners maintaining a compatible Taylor test kit
- Commercial pool and aquatic facility water testing applications
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bottles are included with this listing?
What is Taylor R-0002-C used for?
What size is the Taylor R-0002-C bottle?
Is R-0002-C the same as R-0002-C-12?
Does R-0002-C test free chlorine?
Is this an original Taylor Technologies reagent?
How do I know whether R-0002-C fits my Taylor test kit?
Can I replace just this reagent instead of buying a complete test kit?
How should I use Taylor R-0002-C?
Not Sure Which Taylor Reagent You Need?
Taylor test kits can use several similarly packaged reagents with different functions. Check the reagent number on your existing bottle or in your test kit instructions before ordering. Matching the Taylor part number is the best way to ensure you select the correct replacement reagent.
