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Made in the UK automatic pool covers Every Pool... Perfectly Finished


Eclipse, new for 2019 • Eclipse profile comes with algae free connections • Eclipse, seamless colour across the whole cover • Eclipse, now uses tri-extrusion technology


• Eclipse, with its UV protective top layer adds years to the cover life Ocea UK | 01993 707910 | www.oceacovers.co.uk Made in the USA


Every Pool...


Totally Secured Join the OC-1 revolution


Unlike traditional methods that use entrapment, OC-1 works through settlement which means that the debris settles within the cells of OC-1 throughout the entire bed rather than being trapped on top of the media bed. 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 and filter with a constant flow regardless of debris retention.


• Out performs traditional filter media • Increased debris retention • Independently tested by the IFTS • Lightweight and easy to transport


DECADES OF EXPERIENCE • Ocea is proud to partner Latham who have three


SAFETY FIRST •


 01993 777200  oc-1@certikin.co.uk |


UNIQUE FABRIC •


over 30 years providing unrivalled structural integrity www.oc-1filtrationmedia.com • Decreased head loss on 48hr delivery.


• Suitable for all applications • Potential energy savings • Manufactured in Britain


• Low maintenance and recyclable factory


TAILOR MADE • Mechanisms and fabric are made to order from the US


FAST DELIVERY • Shipments are on a weekly basis allowing for a four week


lead time info@oceacovers.com www.poolcoverspecialists.com


UK STOCK • All hydraulic and tracking types are UK stocked, available


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