an electronic way to test my water hardness using sodium instead of salt

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an electronic way to test my water hardness using potassium instead of salt

I was looking for a hardness tester and across a Hanna Instruments HI98202
and looking at the manual and it says it tests hardness by
the pNa tester utilizes a sodium ion-selective
electrode to determine the activity of free sodium
in solution.

Since it determines the activity of free sodium in a solution does using potassium still make the tester give the same reading as using salt ?
 
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