PoolWaterLAB

Digital Pool & Spa Water Tester with lab-grade accuracy. Test 27 water parameters including chlorine, pH, alkalinity & hardness with PoolWaterLAB.

PoolWaterLAB sells digital water testing photometers and reagents for pools and spas, with lab-grade accuracy across 27 water parameters. The brand offers entry-level to premium testing equipment alongside replacement reagents and accessories.

Testing Equipment and Reagent Selection

PoolWaterLAB's product range spans digital photometers, testing kits, and consumable reagents designed for pool and spa maintenance. The photometer line includes models at various price points, while the reagent catalog covers chlorine, pH, alkalinity, hardness, and other critical water parameters. Accessories such as carrying cases, calibration solutions, and rechargeable batteries round out the selection. Prices run from entry-level water testing supplies to premium lab-grade equipment, with the full catalog ranging from budget-friendly consumables to professional-grade photometers. The breadth of offerings means pool owners can start with a basic testing kit or invest in a complete photometer system, then purchase replacement reagents as needed for ongoing maintenance.

What stands out

• Lab-grade accuracy across 27 water parameters for reliable testing
• Wide range from budget consumables to premium photometer systems

Worth knowing

• Premium photometers represent a significant upfront investment for casual users
• Reagent consumables require ongoing replenishment costs for regular testing

What water parameters can PoolWaterLAB equipment test?

PoolWaterLAB photometers and testing kits measure 27 water parameters including chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and hardness. The specific parameters available depend on the photometer model and reagent type you choose.

Are reagents sold separately, or do they come with the photometer?

PoolWaterLAB sells reagents as separate consumable products, with a catalog of 33 different reagent options. You can purchase reagents individually to replenish your testing supplies or bundle them with a photometer system.