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GAME 4821 ePool Wireless Water Chemistry Monitoring System

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Product Identifiers

BrandGAME
GTIN0663001433156, 0712910048217
UPC0663001433156, 0712910048217
eBay Product ID (ePID)691254398

Product Key Features

Water TypeAll Water Types
MaterialAluminum

Dimensions

Item Weight5.00

Ratings and Reviews

3.1
9 product ratings
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  • 0 users rated this 3 out of 5 stars
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  • 4 users rated this 1 out of 5 stars

Would recommend

Good value

Good quality

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  • Not what it's represented to be

    I purchased this item to monitor the water in my 28 foot diameter (with "deep area") above ground pool using the Frog Leap mineral water system. This unit only monitors the pH, water temperature and ORP (Oxygen Reduction Potential) measured in mV (millivolts). It then calculates (estimates) the free chlorine concentration in parts per million (PPM) based upon pH, temperature and mV values. All other pool chemical values must still be determined by testing at your local pool store, and then are entered manually. As for the unit itself, it does not come with software. I went through the online registration process, and did not automatically receive an email with a link to the software download. So, I called customer service, around 4 PM on Friday afternoon, and heard a recording telling me that they close at 1 PM Mountain standard time on Friday, and reopen on Monday at 8 AM. I was finally able to find the software link using Google and the name and model number of the unit, but it was not a simple process and Windows 10 would not open the zip file, so I had to open it on an older computer, write the file to CD ROM, and then install it on the Windows 10 laptop. When I got the software loaded, I attached the USB cable supplied by the manufacturer, and the cable was faulty. I was able to get it working using my own micro-USB cable, but the whole process was an exercise in frustration and disappointment. A bottle of Potassium Chloride solution included with the unit for storage and calibration of the sensor had leaked inside the package, losing about half its contents. I wish I had purchased a "strip reader" type testing system instead (at about half the price), because even with continuous readouts of pH, temperature and ORP, I still have to go to the pool store to get the water tested in order to get the whole picture about my pool's water chemistry. Once you get the system working, it does provide a pretty accurate temperature measurement, and after a heavy rain last night, it told me how much baking soda to add to adjust the pH. I am not confident that the ORP and PPM free chlorine values are accurate since the device does not actually measure free chlorine, so, I'm off to the pool store to get a sample checked and see if I can figure out how to use this thing to my advantage. It is possible that the estimated PPM values provided by the unit will match the free chlorine measurements provided by a strip reader, and if so, that will be useful information, but I won't know until after I get the analysis results from the pool store. I am an engineering school graduate, and took college chemistry. A person without a science/math background is likely to be frustrated by this system. I am not sure yet if it was a complete waste of money, but if I had known how it all actually worked and about the incomplete information it provides, I would not have purchased it.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • Great product - with caveats

    I've used this product for 3 years, successfully keeping track of my pool's chem levels... however, you have to realize that it does NOT tell you what your actual chlorine level is - it instead it tells you the oxidation reduction potential - which is a function of chlorine level AND a bunch of other variables. So, if you keep your water in relatively good shape, this sensor can help you identify when it's time to deal with chlorine and Ph issues... if your water is a mess, this sensor isn't going to help much. I'm buying another because, after 3 years, my sensor is starting to act up and I don't want to be without it!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • I liked the idea, just not working out for me.

    Most of the time it won't update, the receiver is less then 39 feet from the floater. If I take the batteries out of the floater it'll work for 1 to 3 days. I didn't take water into a pool store to get exact numbers but used a brand new container of 7 way test strips, not cheap ones, and the numbers seemed to be really close to the same.A lot of times if it is getting signal it has a red light and says to add chlorine tablets, when according to the test strips the chlorine levels are in the top of the ok range on the strip.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • THE BEST POOL PRODUCT IN THE MARKET

    THE BEST EVER POOL PRODUCT NEVER HAVE. PROBLEM I OWN 2 OF THEM AS A BACK UP. FOR 16 🏊🏿‍♀️🏊🏿‍♀️YRS.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • It's great!

    It's great!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • Do not buy with out software

    It doesn't work no software can't use it

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • Bad

    It only eorked a week leaked did not work

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • it works reduces maintenance time with pool

    it works reduces maintenance time with pool

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • Nice product

    Nice product

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

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