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In most cases, the electrodes will last two to five years and are relatively inexpensive to replace. Electrical consumption equates to only a few dollars yearly. We do highly suggest that you test the pH level every few days to ensure proper water balance and test for copper residuals weekly. Test for calcium hardness bi-yearly.
