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SPN DEC 2012 Dosing
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SMART AUTOMATIC DOSING FROM THE EXPERTS
With such a huge choice around, which is the best automatic dosing system for your commercial or domestic pool and / or spa? We look at some of the best and most advanced systems available in today’s high tech market place
By Karen Witney
AQUA WATER SYSTEMS FOR LOW MAINTENANCE For the comfort and safety of bathers a correctly dosed pool with just the right amount of disinfectant and a stable pH are absolute necessities. Dosing systems from Aqua are designed to be easy to install, simple to calibrate and have a low maintenance requirement. The A- pool is all of that and supplied as a neat, wall-mounted panel that is attractive as well as functional. From the installer’s point of view, the A-Pool dosing panel is delivered with all the equipment required to install the unit; including the connections and pipe work to connect to the pool circulation system. From the customer’s point of view the system will automatically take care of the concentration of chemicals in the pool, never too much, never
ABOVE: The LitePool dosing system for smaller pools, available from Aqua Water Systems BELOW: A-Pool dosing panel system RIGHT: Bayrol’s sleek looking PoolManager system
too little. Available with redox or amperometric chlorine
measurement and at a price that will please your
customer’s pocket. Periodic calibration of the unit will ensure that it continues to deliver quality clean water for many years to come.
Simplicity is the watch word
for our dosing system for the smaller pool, the LitePool. Designed to be installed with the minimum of fuss and the least amount of interference in the operation of the pool it offers units for pH control or the dosing of disinfectant. The units are small, unobtrusive and quiet in operation. Maintenance consists of replacement of the dosing tubes at intervals and a one-point calibration that is so simple your customer can do it themselves.
POOLMANAGER FROM BAYROL ALLOWS FLEXIBLE REMOTE ACCESS MANAGEMENT
With the latest generation of PoolManager, Bayrol has turned a pool water maintenance system into a full pool management system which allows online access control from any location.
The new system performs additional tasks such as the control of circulation pumps, water features and pool heaters. The display of the PoolManager can be accessed in real time on web-enabled devices, tablet computers, smartphones, PCs through connection to the internet or any other local network. This way, all pool functions can be controlled at any time and from any place. It still offers flexibility in terms of water maintenance, besides pH control, customers may choose between three
disinfection methods: chlorine, chlorine-free on the basis of active oxygen or bromine. If customers decide to change their water treatment method, this can be done quickly and easily.
The clear menu structure from the previous model has been further optimised by introducing a high-resolution seven inch colour display. In addition the initial commissioning procedure has been improved with only a few entries now required for adjusting the system quickly for any pool. The completely revised housing in a modern and stylish design further confirms the high quality of the device. The housing is made of two parts and can be conveniently removed and replaced at any time. All technical components are protected against damage and contamination and can still be easily accessed when required. PoolManager PRO has recently been added to the product range. This model features the same basic equipment as the PoolManager Chlorine.
The two PoolManager
versions only differ in the type of chlorine measurement. Unlike PoolManager, which uses the redox potential for determining and displaying the correct value for disinfection,
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