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Save energy costs and
Heatsavr in Action
cut CO
2
emissions with
Feb 2005 - Air 4ºC - Water 27ºC
Crystalclear
Leisure Limited
Specialising in swimming pool and hot tub equipment.
™
€ Family wooden pools
Before Heatsavr
Heatsavr
Light weight hot tubs
The amazing liquid pool
Garden wooden spas
cover that fits any shape
Heat pumps
or size of indoor or outdoor
swimming pool
With Heatsavr, 15 minutes later
Pool enclosures
Pool robot cleaners
Tasteless, odourless, completely Actual monitored results from a large
safe and bio-degradable
Holiday Park leisure pool in the UK
Hot tub/Spa accessories 2002/3 without Heatsavr
2003/4 with Heatsavr
Water treatment products
*NEW* spa bars and stalls
*NEW* range family hot tubs
Gas & Electricity Consumption
li
Jan OctFebDec Aug NovJulyMay
Apr SeptJune
March
Excellent range of pool games and toys
Heatsavr is a bio-degradable liquid,
which forms a transparent
Tremendous selection of floating chairs and loungers
monomolecular layer over the surface
of the swimming pool whenever it is
HEATSAVER Ltd. calm. This layer significantly reduces
Tel: 01268 776690 Fax: 01268 775842
Tel: +44(0)1737 271879
evaporation, which not only saves on
water heating but with indoor pools
Fax: +44(0)1737 219222 can reduce the cost
Come and visit our superb display centre.
Email:
info@heatsaver.co.uk
of humidity control
and air heating
Woodside Garden Centre, Arterial Road, Rayleigh, Essex SS6 7TR
www.heatsaver.co.uk requirements.
In use by 1000’s of commercial and residential pools worldwide
www.ccleisure.co.uk
References available on request
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