Alkalinity monitor

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I just saw on Reef builders that Jonas Roman(sp)has partnered with a company to produce his alkalinity monitor. Does anyone have any news about this?
 
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/announcement-my-own-builded-kh-machine-is-ready.278352/page-10

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Announcement! Se below!:)

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I'm looking forward to see Jim Welsh's come out with Neptune.
 
Which BTW Neptune is currently actively testing according to this screen shot in a video about their newly released flow monitors. ;)

bottom left DKH monitor
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I would worry about it's accuracy. And I don't know about putting the reagent back into the tank...
 
The way I understand it works is it's doing a titration to get to a specific Ph level, same as we do now but we use a color change to indicate the endpoint, but since a probe can measure ph far more accurately then we can determine a color change it will always be very accurate.
 
anyone have any ideas what the reagent is? If I am going to dump chemical reagent into my tank, I want to know the chemical identity.
 
anyone have any ideas what the reagent is? If I am going to dump chemical reagent into my tank, I want to know the chemical identity.

It is either hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid. Neither the chloride nor the sulfate is any concern. :)
 
how accurate is this? on sale right now for 599
 
how accurate is this? on sale right now for 599

I expect it is at least as accurate as any test kit used by hobbyists. How accurate do you want it to be?
 

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