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pH Reducer (Dry Acid)
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Champion ph Reducer (Dry Acid)
Available in 1 kg, 7kg or 25 kg weights
Ph Level Guidance Chart
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pH Scale
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8.6
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Irritation to bathers eyes etc. decreased chlorine effectiveness |
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8.4
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Irritation to bathers eyes etc. decreased chlorine effectiveness |
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8.2
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Irritation to bathers eyes etc. decreased chlorine effectiveness
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8.0
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Irritation to bathers eyes etc. decreased chlorine effectiveness
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7.8
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Satisfactory for bathers, less effective chlorine release
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7.6
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Ideal range for bathers, effective chlorine release
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7.4
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Ideal range for bathers, effective chlorine release
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7.2
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Ideal range for bathers, effective chlorine release
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7.0
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Satisfactory |
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6.8
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Irritation to bathers eyes etc., chlorine loss is achieved |
Required pH level is 7.2 to 7.6
Please note that a pH outside the ideal range of 7.2 to 7.6 will reduce the effectiveness of chlorine as a sanitiser, as less free chlorine is produced. You must aim to keep the pH within the range that best suits chlorine as a disinfecting agent - THIS IS IMPORTANT.
Dosage:
To Lower pH:
Use Champion ph Reducer: 1/2 lb per 10,000 gallons in soft water areas or 1lb per 10,000 gallons in hard water area. Monitor by checking after every dose.
To Raise pH:
Use Champion ph Increaser: 1/2 lb per 10,000 gallons in soft water areas or 1lb per 10,000 gallons in hard water area. Monitor by checking after every dose.
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code: PHRL
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Liquid pH Reducer - 5 Litres
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| HCI 12% | | | £14.72 | |
| HCI 28% | | | £22.96 | |
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Champion Liquid pH Reducer
A liquid pH reducer for reducing the pH and alkalinity of swimming pool water.
- Available in two strengths - HCI 28% and HCI 12%
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