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Water Analysis
Listening to the user base and specifically hot tub users, the Lovibond® team has now redesigned the Scuba II to include a direct test for bromine (0.2-13.5mg/l). Concurrently, the team has also introduced new, enhanced housing for this popular domestic photometer. Easy, immediate and accurate readings can be taken by immersing the unit’s sample chamber in water and adding a reagent tablet to generate a characteristic colour and measure using the photometric principle.
Numeric results are clearly displayed on the screen. With six different parameters being measured in less than 10 minutes, it is the ideal solution for the discerning domestic pool or spa owner.
Tintometer Tel. 01980 664800
www.lovibond.com
Heat Is On
Plastica’s recently launched range of Relax pool hall dehumidifiers have generated much interest from the UK pool trade.
The slim, sleek glass-fronted units resemble a giant smart phone, so require minimum space and make an attractive addition to the pool area. The aesthetically pleasing units can remove over 100 litres of water per day, converting it into warm dry air and removing condensation on ceilings, walls and glass. The dehumidification volume of Relax dehumidifiers reaches up to 4.3 litres per hour (30c ambient temperature and 80 per cent relative humidity)
The Epoxy Fin Air Exchanger, specially designed for optimum performance and anti-corrosion, ensures a longer working life and with a retail prices below £3,000, trade interest has been strong.
Plastica Tel. 01424 857802
www.plasticapools.net
Super Suction
Combining the unique filtration properties of the
MultiCyclone Plus MC12 and Supastream self-priming pump, the Ultravac is an ideal maintenance tool for
commercial or large domestic pools. Vacuuming through the MultiCyclone
unit enables you to remove debris out of the pool or water feature without losing water. The cart is made from strong powder coated structural steel to meet the most demanding of environments. The cartridge element in the filter is made from high strength polyester, supported by a sturdy plastic core for ultimate durability. The MultiCyclone sediment bowl is simply cleaned by opening the purge valve.
Paramount Pool Products Tel. 01256 748380
www.paramountpools.co.uk
Optimum Performance Clean Sweep
The Inverter-Plus heat pump is the first full-inverter pool pump, which adjust the compressor speed hertz by hertz and the fan speed revolution by revolution. It matches the pool intelligently with continuous and optimal efficiency.
The Inverter-Plus allows for heating capacity from 25 per
cent to 100 per cent automatically according to pool demand, but most of the time it only runs by middle and low speed for maximum efficiency.
The system adopts a super quiet Mitsubishi inverter compressor and full inverter ventilation system, making it much quieter and offering a softer start up and functionality down to -7°C.
Pollet Pool Group
www.ppgeurope.com
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A new addition for SCP in 2017 is the latest in the POOLSTYLE range of robotic cleaners by Maytronics/Dolphin.
This new cleaner is suitable for smaller pools up to a maximum of 8m in length and features a 15m cable. The POOLSTYLE Plus will clean the floor and wall of the pool in a cycle time of two hours making it quick and efficient.
The brushes turn twice as fast as the speed of the cleaner for enhanced cleaning. With easy to clean, accessible filtration and weighing in at just 6.5kgs the POOLSTYLE Plus is fast becoming the robotic cleaner of choice for small pools.
SCP Tel. 01268 273 040
www.scppool.com
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