When you fill your pool for the first time, you inherit the water quality of your local supplier – with all its consequences for scale formation and material protection. A quick analysis of the fill water shows in advance whether and how you need to take countermeasures. Distinguishing Total Hardness, Calcium Hardness and Carbonate Hardness…
UV-C units and ozone are considered a modern addition to pool water care and can noticeably lower chlorine demand. However, they do not replace conventional disinfection – this guide gives an honest assessment of their effect, installation and savings. How UV-C and Ozone Work in Pool Water UV-C and ozone are often mentioned in the…
An automatic pH and redox control system is only as reliable as the way it is integrated into the water circuit. Most faults do not originate at the measuring instrument, but in the pipework connecting the measuring cell and the injection points. This article shows you how to integrate the sample water, probes and dosing…
A salt chlorinator continuously produces the disinfectant itself from dissolved salt, replacing the need to add chlorine by hand. That does not make it chlorine-free, however – this article explains how it works, how to integrate it after the heater, the salt level, cell cleaning and material compatibility. How a salt chlorinator works With a…
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