Swimming Pool Scene POOL TECHNOLOGY
“Genius is one per cent inspiration and 99 per
cent perspiration.” Thomas Edison
disinfecting solution towards the operator.”
The Easiflo® system generates a consistent halogenated solution concentration between 1.2 and 2% available chlorine at 1 bar depending on the selected model, helping to maintain a constant level of chlorine within the pool. The process is relatively straightforward: 1. hth® Easiflo® briquettes - a convenient form of dry chlorine, are
CLEAN SWEEP WITH VORTEX
The new Vortex Pro 4wd RV5480iQ.pool cleaner is an addition to the ever-growing list of intelligent pool equipment on the market, but this one really does save time and gives advice and guidance along the way. The very popular Vortex range of pool cleaners has been Wi-Fi’d up to allow the pool cleaner to be operated by Android 4.1 or iOS 8.0 system smart devices that are connected to Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n/ac.
Once the control box has been connected to the house Wi-Fi* then the pool robot can be fully controlled and set up to work using the easy to operate and simple to follow App. (Zodiac iAqualink).
ABOVE: The hth® Easiflo® produces on-site, on-demand and ready-to-use chlorinated solution to disinfect pool water.
placed and contained in the hopper at the top of the feeder.
2. When the controller indicates a need for chlorine, the solenoid valve is opened and filtered pool water is directed into the feeder.
3. This water is uniformly sprayed through a perforated grid on which the briquettes sit. The specific shape of the briquettes helps limit them from sticking together which would lead to inconsistent dissolving and in turn, unreliable chlorination.
4. The resulting chlorinated solution is immediately pumped into the pool circulation through a venturi system.
To suit pool size and bather load, there are two feeder models which hold 20 or 50 kg of briquettes.
ABOVE: An App. gives the ability to not only use the pool cleaner by a virtual joystick remote control or motion sensor control
ABOVE: Four years of inspiration, research, design and development went into the creation of the Therma-safe pool cover systems.
Since Certikin announced its worldwide exclusive distributorship of the ground-breaking OC-1 two years ago, the filter media has acquired a growing fan base and is now being used and tested in over 40 countries worldwide where it is fast becoming the filtration media of choice. As the pool market moves increasingly towards energy efficient ‘green’ products, OC-1 fits perfectly into this trend. By replacing commonly used media, such as sand and glass, with OC-1 it is possible to reduce the head loss in the filtration system; filter with a constant flow (regardless of debris entrapment) and significantly reduce running energy costs whilst still filtering to the equivalent standard as it can be used with a smaller pump or a variable
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The App. gives the ability to not only use the pool cleaner by a virtual joystick remote control or motion sensor control, but it also tells you when the basket is full, or that control cable has not been plugged in correctly. It then goes on to give you simple advice and tips on how to correct these errors. Lighthouse Tel. 01752 253525
www.lighthousepools.co.uk
Pool Treatment Commercial
Easiflo ® First 20 / 50
The ideal system for the disinfection of pool water
Easy to install, use and maintain
Delivers an on-demand and ready-to-use chlorinated solution
No dosing pump or complex injection system is required
Can be used with an automatic controller
Choice of 2 models to suit pool size and bather load
Comprehensive training and technical support
www.hth-pro.com
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