SPATEX 2013, BRIGHTON, UK
Among many products on display from Heatstar will be the Phoenix, part of their EC range
stand at SPATEX 2013 to see the launch of their new smart ‘blue-EC’ technology. Heatstar’s knowledgeable team will be on the stand and available in a relaxed, informal environment to answer any technical questions you may have on the new ‘blue-EC’ technology or any aspect of Heatstar’s pool environmental control systems. Also on display will be the Phoenix and Andromeda models, both part of the EC range which are fully compliant with the latest building regulations for domestic and non-domestic pools. Stand visitors can also view the Gemini which utilises all the latest developments in heat pump, fan and compressor technology to offer low operating costs and low energy consumption. See them on stand U136
NEW DOSING EQUIPMENT RANGE FROM ETATRON GB
upgraded in order to meet the new minimum legal requirements.
By contrast, Heatstar are proud to announce that their latest range of swimming pool climate control systems are so energy efficient that they not only meet the new criteria, but actually exceed the even more stringent regulations proposed to come into force in 2015.
Heatstar have pioneered the genuine application of ‘top end quality’ ventilation and heat recovery efficiency for many years, showcasing their low energy EC fan technology and ‘auto-fan’ automatic ventilation control.
Heatstar extends a warm invitation to new and returning customers to join them on their
Treatment Products. Will Dando MISPE 12:15pm CRYPTOSPORIDIUM AND SWIMMING POOLS
Why do we still have diarrhoea outbreaks caused by this protozoan parasite? What can be done to minimise the risks? Rachel Chalmers BSc, PhD 1:00pm INTERACTIVE SPLASH ZONES AND WATER FEATURES
These are fantastic children’s play features, but what are the specifics to be addressed? What are the risks such as infection from Legionella? An overview of the basic components and control of bacterial risks are given from design to operation. Robbie Phillips 1:45pm THE NEED FOR MICROBIOLOGICAL TESTING
What we must do to comply with guidance. What we test for. What do we do in the event of a failure? Allen Wilson FISPE 2:30pm KEEPING YOUR BALANCE
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Etatron GB is pleased to introduce the eSeries range of dosing equipment. The eSeries consists of the eOne Dosing Pump, the ePool Peristaltic Pump and the eControl Controller. The range was designed with Etatron’s proven chemical dosing expertise to provide the best possible dosing equipment. The eOne is available with manual or multifunction input, or with an in-built controller. It features an alarm alerting the user to suction and discharge blockages within the dosing system such as blocked pipes or an empty tank. The alarm will shut off the dosing to ensure minimal disruption to the system.
The ePool is designed for use with smaller scale dosing systems. It features an in-built controller to regulate the chlorine or pH levels. The eControl is built to regulate dosing systems, ensuring pH, chlorine and redox remain at suitable levels. The controller is available with one or two channels allowing for precise dosing regulation. The eSeries as a whole is designed to
An overview of balanced water. Colin Day MISPE 3:00pm SWIMMING POOL HEAT PUMP INSTALLATION AND BASIC MAINTENANCE POINTS
Best practice installation guide and basic maintenance. Adrian Broome 4:00pm THE NEED FOR DOCUMENTS (OR WHAT PAPERLESS SOCIETY?)
NOP; EAP; Risk Assessments; etc. Boring but important! The need to be able to prove what you do, not just knowing what to do. Mike Shuff MISPE and Jim Thomas MISPE
TUESDAY 6 February 10:15am THE NEW COP (CODE OF PRACTICE) FOR POOL PLANT OPERATION FROM PWTAG
What is in it? Complying with best guidance. What the changes are. How do we comply? Allen Wilson FISPE 11:15am HELP! WE HAVE POSITIVE
SHOW PREVIEW
be easily installed and maintained and will be available as part of a board mounted complete dosing system. The entire range is compatible with Etatron’s other product ranges and are suitable for any dosing system. See them on stand U128
DARLLY EUROPE ANNOUNCES TRADE ONLY SALE
Darlly Europe has announced that it is kick starting 2013 with an exclusive sale for orders taken at SPATEX.
Billed as ‘the biggest filter cartridge sale in Europe’ and lasting for the duration of the show only, there will be up to 30% off their single filter price for all cartons orders placed at the show and paid for prior to despatch. The company say they will beat any price on comparable filters and there is free delivery on all orders over 12 cartons. In addition, they are offering another trade only promotion at the show. Each day someone is in with the chance of winning a carton of Pure-Stream filters with a retail value of around £270. Using the Pure-Stream is like filling the hot tub with bottled water. It reduces calcium from tap water on filling which means no more hard water in the spa. All orders taken at the show and confirmed by payment, will be entered in to their daily prize draw and the winners will be announced on 10 February.
This is an opportunity to top up your stock in readiness for a fantastic spring and to take advantage of these unbeatable prices. See them on stand L139
GOLDEN COAST PUT SPOTLIGHT ON INNOVATION A visit to Golden Coast’s stand will be well worth the effort, according to the company’s Managing Director Jamie Adams: “We are conscious that trade stands can easily become a boring and predictable collection of products and promotional materials.
MICROBIOLOGICAL RESULTS – WHAT TO DO NEXT?
Potential pathogens of significance and how to respond to positive microbiology results in pools (swimming and spas).
Dr Susanne Lee PhD BSc FRSPH FIFST MSB CBiol FWMSoc MRCSHC WATER QUALITY SAFETY PLANS FOR LEISURE COMPLEXES Dr. John V Lee BSc PhD FWMSoc FRSPH 12:30pm KEEPING YOUR BALANCE An overview of balanced water. Colin Day MISPE 1:15pm POOL PLANT TRAINING How to improve standards and reduce costs. Richard Lamburn 2:00pm CHOOSING THE RIGHT CHEMICALS (SHORT- AND LONG-TERM COST OPTIONS) Should we buy the cheapest, or should we make sure that what we buy is compatible with mains water? Good management practices. Mike Shuff MISPE and Jim Thomas MISPE
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