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POOL WATER TREATMENTS & SYSTEMS


to operate and ensure production of a high quality sodium hypochlorite solution.”


HYDROCHLOR SALT WATER CHLORINATOR FROM WATERCO The Hydrochlor will automatically maintain the chlorine level of the pool and eliminate problems associated with periods of very high or low chlorine levels.


Consistently maintained sanitiser levels in the pool water will prevent the growth of all common algae. A salt water pool provides a more comfortable swimming environment as salt water feels better and is less irritating to the body than standard chlorinated water. The product is plumbed directly in-line with the pool equipment, typically after the heater and consists of a power pack (to supply power to the cell) and a salt cell (where chlorine is produced). The power pack monitors and controls chlorine production by regulating the amount of electrical energy supplied to the salt cell. The Hydrochlor’s salt cell features a series of titanium electrodes with opposite charges. The clear salt cell housing allows visual inspection of the salt cell plates and enables monitoring of chlorine production. The cell housing is constructed using clear UV stabilised acrylic. Both anode and cathode of the self-clean chlorinator are made from uniquely coated titanium plates for extra durability. Other features to note include: • Brass pin quick connectors • Large lock ring for easy access • Hydraulic efficient design • Titanium Electrolytic Cell – the cell’s large surface area, improves chlorine production and extends its cell life


• Durable UV stabilised engineering plastic cell housing with a maximum working pressure of 4 bars


robust, reliable and efficient small range of electrochlorination systems, which are easy to operate and ensure production of a high quality sodium hypochlorite solution.”


It has taken 20 years of knowledge and continual development to produce a


A Hyprolyser® Compact can manufacture chlorine on-site at a substantially lower cost than purchasing commercial chemicals


• Unobtrusive cradle design to minimise calcium build up


• 50mm connections for quick connection to pipe work


Once a Hydrochlor is installed and the desirable salt level is achieved, salt needs only to be added occasionally to replace any water loss e.g. splash out, evaporation, backwashing. A battery backup is incorporated to save the settings in the event of electrical power disruptions. Waterco also supply the Electrochlor


Salt Water Chlorinator which will also automatically maintain the chlorine level of the pool.


The Hydrochlor from Waterco will automatically maintain the chlorine level of the pool and eliminate problems associated with fluctuating chlorine levels


FOR FURTHER DETAILS:


Certikin International 01993 778855 www.certikin.co.uk


CPC 01242 662700 www.cpc-chemicals.co.uk


Gaffey Technical Services 01254 350180 www.gaffey.co.uk


Golden Coast 01271 378100 www.gctrade.co.uk


Lighthouse Pools 01752 253525 www.lighthousepools.co.uk


Surex Ltd 01959 575000 www.surex.co.uk


Total Water Products Ltd / Lo-Chlor 01639 823233 www.lo-chlor.co.uk


Waterco Europe 01795 521733 www.waterco.eu


76 February 2015 SPN www.swimmingpoolnews.co.uk


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