UK POOL & SPA EXPO, NEC, BIRMINGHAM, UK
SHOW PREVIEW
Both Lovibond®
Apps are available for
Android and iOS and are free to download from the respective stores. See them on stand 352
RELAX AND LET WELLIS TAKE YOU INTO THE FUTURE
Featuring wireless Bluetooth® data transmission, the PM 630 from Lovibond Tintometer
trends can be monitored with easy-to- view graphical displays with set minimum and maximum values. Any fluctuation to expected results is immediately visible and instant action can be taken. GPS activated, AquaLX®
also recognises
and saves the exact location of the photometer. Furthermore, additional personalised information, such as the name of the pool and the pool engineer can be recorded, providing a complete information record of the measurement.
Records can be transferred at the touch of a button by email either as a graphic or database record, simplifying the transfer, management and sharing of results with customers and colleagues, facilitating cooperation over long distances. AquaLX®
Hungarian spa manufacturer WELLIS will be returning to the NEC with their hot tub range which includes two brand- new models. With their DABASSY and WELLONE, the company hopes to determine the future of the hot tub market. With the DABASSY spa, users can enjoy a futuristic feeling. The acrylic spa shell features an engraved design around the lighting LED points and the three 3hp massage pumps, Pulsar™ massage system and AquaSoul™ sound system will help users get into a deep and exclusive relaxation. For
those that want their own massage therapist in their spa, Vario Pod massage seats can help achieve this.
The WELLONE hot tub makes relaxation simply unforgettable. Three key elements combine to create a therapeutic, stress- relieving environment – heat, buoyancy and massage. Massage alone is proven to reduce stress, calm anxiety, enhance sleep quality and improve concentration. Users will find themselves in a relaxation paradise! See them on stand 120
FORGET LAZER LEVELS WITH THE NEW ZIPLEVEL
New exhibitor GroundsCare Products will be at the NEC exhibiting their revolutionary survey product – the ZipLevel. The product is a precision level and altimeter for architects, landscapers, builders and civil
SIGN UP FOR THE NSPF CERTIFIED POOL OPERATORS® TRAINING COURSE AT 2015 EXPO
Tony Bell, Instructor and industry expert will be jetting in from Cyprus again next year to train and qualify pool workers with the NSPF CPO®
training course.
For 2015, the full training will be given over two days of the show – on the 22 and 23 January – culminating with an exam.
complements the Langelier Index App, PoolM8, which negates the need for complex calculations for Balanced Water. By simply entering the results of the parameters (pH; Total Alkalinity; Calcium Hardness; Total Dissolved Solid; Temperature.), the App automatically determines and displays the results which can then be saved to create a history and, again, shared via email.
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Since newspaper reports earlier this year highlighting the issues of poorly maintained recreational water facilities and the huge compensation claims that holiday companies and individual facilities have had to pay to users who have suffered accidents or illness due to the negligence of the person meant to be cleaning the water, the CPO®
training course has
training course teaches the importance of user / facility care and highlights the standard of care and duty of care required. The emphasis is aimed at enhancing the end users experience at a facility and avoid the accidents, illnesses and heavy compensation claims that we see in today’s climate.
become a priority for many leisure and private facilities. The CPO®
For more information on the course or to sign up for one of the limited spaces call 01483 420229 or visit the UK Pool & Spa Expo website.
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