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HTSS NEWS


REAL TIME MONITORING FOR HOLIDAY SPAS P


ark Leisure Solutions has launched its more efficient and effective dosing system for hot


tubs in a holiday setting saving on labour and taking the guesswork out of hot tub or spa maintenance on holiday hot tubs, Park Leisure Solutions has confirmed the launch of a brand new, all-in-one spa water auto- fill, quality monitoring and in-line treatment system. Leading to more efficient and


effective dosing for hot tubs, saving time and money and providing a safer environment for customers, the breakthrough is another first for Park Leisure Solutions and the spa leisure sector. The new auto-fill and chemical


dosing system, coupled with PLS’s award winning Climacube system, offers the holiday let sector and holiday park operators, the complete solution for their spa operation and maintenance, ensuring the most cost


effective way to fill, heat, dose and drain the spas. HSE guidelines for holiday park


hot tubs and spas recommend twice daily monitoring of the chemical and pH balance of hot tub to determine free chlorine levels, fixed chlorine levels, pH and alkalinity. Ensuring safe use for customers and where necessary treating water and dosing the hot tub according to the


HOLIDAY PARKS AND


the holiday let sector are the target for a new Park Leisure Solutions product launch.


measurement results. The new system will, in real


time, monitor everything for you automatically, sending updates about the hot tub’s chemical dosing needs over a WiFi network or Smartphone, from anywhere in the world.


Park Leisure Solutions 01202 691166 parkleisuresolutions.co.uk


SUPERIOR SIGN MESSAGE FOR NEW BRAND


experiences and knowledge that I can hopefully pass on in my new role with Superior Spas’. Graham joins Superior following a


successful and enjoyable seven years with Aqua Warehouse Group. “I would like to thank Richard Hart for having the trust in me over the years and allowing me to help build his business to where it stands today. “I am especially proud of the work I


Graham Message,


centre, pictured with Gareth Ward, left, and Rob Carlin,right.


W


ith major expansion in full flow, Superior Spas has welcomed an industry hot


tub veteran to their team to help spearhead the launch of a new American brand into the UK market. With over 20 years’ experience,


Graham Message brings extensive knowledge of the hot tub industry to Superior Spas and has a proven track


record of dealer support over the years. Graham comments: “It’s a fantastic opportunity to join Rob Carlin and his team at Superior Spas in the midst of their expansion process and be a part of something special. “I have been very fortunate to have


worked alongside a few leading hot tub manufacturers over the years where I’ve gained a variety of


achieved there and I truly wish him and his team continued success for the future,” says Graham. Commenting on the move he


adds: ‘I’ve watched with interest the growth of Superior over the last few years and listened to many of their existing dealer praise the work they do. “I personally feel it was the right time


to take on a new challenge and I’m really excited to be joining Superior.”


Superior Spas Tel. 01246 559 071 www.superiorspas.co.uk


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