COMMERCIAL POOLS
The very monotonous but very necessary task of cleaning a swimming pool is thankfully no longer the chore it once was thanks to an ever-expanding army of increasingly sophisticated pool cleaning robots.
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As one of the leaders in robotic cleaners, Certikin is introducing new state-of-the-art cleaners from market leader Maytronics. Dolphin’s Pro range of commercial pool cleaning robots consists of four models – the Wave 30, 50, 100 and 300XL – and offers professional water cleaning for small public pools to the largest, professional and Olympic-sized pools. They provide heavy-duty pool and pool water cleaning performance
Keeping Pools Clean With An Army Of Robots
with exceptional reliability. Dolphin commercial robots are electronic pool cleaners that promise and deliver long-term, cost-effective operation.
For pools up to 15m, the Dolphin Wave 50 is a ‘plug and play’ pool cleaner that cleans the pool fl oor, walls and water line. Advanced software enables effi cient cleaning and maximises pool coverage. A large self-contained inner fi lter bag collects dirt and debris. It disperses chemicals evenly in the pool and reduces the use of chlorine and other chemicals and comes with 24 months’ warranty on all parts.
Certikin International Ltd 01993 778855
www.certikin.co.uk 07
Dolphin’s Pro range of commercial pool cleaning robots consists of four models including this, the Wave 50, and the Wave 300XL
Reducing Costs And Chemicals – Not Water
Quality
Golden Coast is drawing attention to the very latest
super-effi cient, environmentally- friendly, energy-saving industrial
pool products designed and built in Great Britain.
The company is the UK’s exclusive distributor for Scottish manufacturers Triogen, a world- leader in Ozone and UV water treatment systems. Managing Director Jamie Adams says: “Disinfection is a top concern in commercial facilities and we’ve seen great advances made by Triogen and
its ozone and UV water
treatment systems. Ozone is well known for its disinfectant properties, and in systems like Triogen’s M7 range the
pool is thankfully no longer the chore it once was thanks to an ever-expanding army of increasingly sophisticated pool cleaning robots”
www.swimmingpoolnews.co.uk
The very monotonous but very necessary task of cleaning a swimming
effi ciency of ozone generation is particularly impressive.”
UV irradiation not only kills unwanted organisms but destroys chloramines – often responsible for skin and eye irritation and pool odour – and leaves no by-products in the water. Jamie explains: “Triogen’s Uvaray medium-pressure UV systems, which are rapidly gaining popularity for treatment of large pools, make use of a specially tuned, broad-spectrum mercury lamp, housed within a robust reactor constructed from polished stainless steel.
“So how do you save money? Well, ingeniously, when usage is low, the UV lamp power can automatically adjust to its lowest setting, providing effi cient disinfection with a 50% reduction in energy consumption. “For even greater hygienic protection,
Triogen offers the Uvazone Advanced Oxygen System, which combines UV irradiation with ozone treatment in a compact, self- contained unit which can be fi tted easily in any plant room and which promises low maintenance requirements and running costs.”
Golden Coast 01271 378100
www.GCTrade.co.uk
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Triogen’s Uvaray
medium-pressure UV systems are rapidly
gaining popularity for the treatment of large pools
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