Swimming Pool Scene PRODUCT SHOWCASE
Salt Chlorinators Gain Momentum
While an estimated 90% of all Australian residential pools and half of new domestic pools in France and North America favour salt water chlorination, take up by the British market is fi nally showing some progress.
Salt chlorination has taken a huge leap since it was fi rst Digital Control
MANUFACTURER: MSI MODEL: MSI AK60 RRP: £1,716.00 MAX POOL VOLUME: 160m3 KEY FEATURES: • Auto cleaning. • Friendly digital display controls. • Cell life expected 5+ years Mineral Supplies International Tel. 01825 790524
www.mineralsi.com
introduced to the market in the late Seventies, and now requires less salt and is more user friendly. In addition, a lot of general pool equipment is now suitable for use in salt chlorinated pools. Here we take a look at some of the fl agship salt chlorinators from some leading suppliers…
Minimal Maintenance
MANUFACTURER: Davey MODEL: EcoSalt RRP: £674.00 - £1,239.00 MAX POOL VOLUME: Up to 130m3 WARRANTY OFFERED: Two years KEY FEATURES: • Compact, low maintenance and easy to use. • Reverse polarity cell minimises the need for cleaning. • Range of models available for residential pools up to 130m3
SCP UK Tel. 01293 546126
www.scpeurope.com
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Effi cient Delivery
MANUFACTURER: AquaCal AutoPilot Inc MODEL: AutoPilot Digital Salt Chlorinator RRP: £1,550.00 to £2,250.00 (Excluding VAT) MAX POOL VOLUME: 190m3 CHLORINE OUTPUT: 24g/hr - 35g/hr depending on model WARRANTY OFFERED: Two years for the cell, one year for other parts including circuit boards KEY FEATURES: • Choice of super-chlorination modes (24 & 72 hours). • Patented bypass manifold system for ease of installation and effi cient delivery. • Self-cleaning cell which can operate in water up to 40°c and a salt content up to 35,000ppm (sea level).
Certikin Tel. 01993 778855
www.certikin.co.uk
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