Benefits

• Enhance Chlorine Efficiency: Chlorine UV Protector extends the lifespan of chlorine, allowing it to continuously combat bacteria, algae, and other contaminants. This means you’ll require less frequent chlorine additions, leading to cost savings and reduce chemical consumption.

• Essential for outdoor pools and spas using chlorine/salt sanitiser systems.

• Consistent sanitisation: the protective barrier formed by Chlorine UV Protector ensures a consistent and steady release of chlorine into water. This consistency helps prevent sudden drops in chlorine levels, minimising the risk of waterborne illnesses and maintaining a safer swimming environment.

• Longer maintenance intervals: with the use of Chlorine UV Protector, pool maintenance schedules can become more manageable. You’ll spend less time and less effort adding chemicals to the water, freeing you up to enjoy your pool more.

• Protection Against UV Degradation: The primary function of sunscreen is to shield chlorine from the degrading effects of UV rays. This protection extends the effectiveness of chlorine, particularly in outdoor pools exposed to sunlight.

• Fast dissolving, for easy addition to pool water.

How to Use:

Add AquaPure Chlorine UV Protector directly to the skimmer while the pump is running, ensure the product is administered slowly. It is also recommended to mix product in a bucket of water to a slurry before adding to the skimmer box slowly.

Do not add to the skimmer box if a Multi Cyclone pre filter is fitted. Mix in a bucket of water first and then broadcast over the entire swimming pool.

Dosage Rate

• 500gms per 10,000 litres raises sunscreen levels by 50ppm.
• Ideal levels of between 30ppm and 50ppm.

Tips:

1. Measure and Maintain Proper Levels: Regularly test your pool water's Sunscreen (stabilizer) levels using a reliable test kit. Aim to keep the stabiliser concentration within the recommended range (usually 30-50 ppm for outdoor pools). Maintaining the right level ensures chlorine protection without compromising its effectiveness.

2. Do not use Sunscreen in an Indoor pool or Spa.

3. Avoid Over-Stabilising: More is not always good. Be cautious not to exceed the recommended stabiliser level. Over-stabilisation can hinder chlorine's sanitising ability, leading to algae growth and water quality issues. If levels become too high, partial water replacement is necessary to bring them back into the desired range.

4. Consider Water Dilution: If you discover excessively high Sunscreen levels, diluting the pool water by draining and refilling a portion of it with fresh water is an effective way to reduce stabiliser concentration. This process helps restore proper balance and maintain chlorine efficacy.