Filtration

Filtration systems are designed to remove impurities and suspended particles from the pool water.

They typically consist of filters that capture debris such as leaves, insects, and residues, along with a pumping system that circulates water through the filter.

Filters can come in various types, such as sand filters, cartridge filters, or diatomaceous earth filters.

Water Treatment

Chemical treatment devices are used to maintain the chemical balance of the pool water and prevent the growth of algae, bacteria, and other harmful organisms.

This may include the use of chemicals such as chlorine, bromine, oxidizers, stabilizers, algaecides, flocculants, etc. Automated dosing devices or regulation systems can be employed to ensure precise and appropriate distribution of the chemicals.

Control

Water quality control is essential to ensure that the pool water is safe and healthy for swimmers.

This involves regular monitoring of pH levels, chlorine levels, alkalinity, water hardness, and other important parameters.

Frequent pool water testing is conducted using test kits or automated monitoring systems to adjust chemical levels and ensure balanced and clean water.

Water Heating Systems

Water heating systems are used to maintain a comfortable temperature in the pool, especially in regions where cold seasons may make the water too cool for swimming.

These systems may include heat exchangers, heat pumps, or solar systems to efficiently and economically warm the water.