A powerful solution for LEGOLAND® Windsor
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A new series of SP high fre- quency (HF) chargers have been installed by Exide Technologies on the self-drive boats at LEGO- LAND® Windsor, UK. Exide has provided the monobloc batteries
– which are also commonly found in cars, golf caddies and clean- ing machines – for the 30 popular boats for more than 14 years. The new high frequency chargers will ensure that charging costs are re- duced and that the batteries use is fully optimised. Steve Hainge, ride
maintenance manager at LEGO- LAND® Windsor said: “It’s not just children that ride in the boats; we often have two adults and a child in a boat, which can be in use for 10 hours a day – so we have to be sure that the batteries can cope. In addi- tion, HF chargers can also provide considerable financial savings due to improved power conversion and lower energy costs – a positive step in reducing carbon emissions.”
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UK-based theme park Alton Tow- ers has recently replaced its ozone water treatment system with two Hanovia UV disinfection solutions. The medium pressure PSP units installed dramatically reduced the combined chlorines in the large indoor swimming pool and whirl- pool – in the swimming pool alone, the parts per million (ppm) were lowered from 0.9ppm to 0.3ppm. The system for the main pool treats up to 1,018 metres cubed per hour, based on a UV dose of 60 mJ/cm2.
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