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Sticker on the pump body (the part with the basket), not on the motor. Motor labels from Century, A.O. Smith or Regal won't match parts.
Label on the side of the tank near the base. Size is in sq ft, e.g. 420 sq ft = C4030 or CCP420.
Rating plate inside the front access panel. Note the BTU and gas type (NG or LP).
Molded into the body or printed on top. Robotic cleaners: on the power supply.
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Taylor Technologies 2000 Series Chlorine and Bromine Comparator | DPD/pH | 7.0-8.0 | 9056
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The Taylor 2000 Series Comparator 9056 is a DPD/pH comparator used for testing high-range chlorine (1-10 ppm) and bromine (2-20 ppm) levels, as well as pH (7.0-8.0). It helps pool owners ensure proper chemical balance for optimal water quality and safety. The comparator is built from durable materials and provides an easy-to-use reference for maintaining pool health.
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Measures Chlorine, Bromine, and pH Levels – The Taylor 2000 Series Comparator 9056 is a DPD/pH comparator designed to test high-range chlorine (1-10 ppm), bromine (2-20 ppm), and pH levels (7.0-8.0) for accurate water quality monitoring.
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Ensures Proper Chemical Balance – This comparator helps pool owners maintain optimal chemical balance, ensuring clean and safe water for swimmers by providing precise measurements of key water quality parameters.
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Durable and Easy to Use – Built from durable materials, the Taylor 2000 Series Comparator is designed for long-lasting use and features an easy-to-read reference, making pool water testing simple and efficient.
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Essential for Pool Maintenance – Regular use of this comparator helps ensure that your pool’s chemical levels remain within the proper range, preventing potential damage to pool surfaces and equipment while promoting swimmer safety.