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Carbon Dioxide
Carbon dioxide gas became very popular in the UK and Europe during the late 1980's for correcting pH.

It is undoubtedly one of the major steps forward in the chemical treatment of pool water though it is not always cost-effective to use in high alkaline waters

PURPOSE
> pH reducer


FEATURES
> Available in cylinders or bulk storage
> Safer to use than other chemicals
> Difficult to mix with other chemicals and form chlorine gas
> Clean to use without handling if bulk system is used


DOSING
> Cylinder is under pressure. A solenoid linked to automatic controller is activated when pH rises above set point.

Carbon dioxide
> CO2 is a much kinder product to use than hydrochloric acid or sodium bisulphate, eliminating the chlorides and sulphates that these products bring to the pool. CO2 in fact adds little in the way of TDS to the pool so increases bather comfort. It works best in areas of the country where the mains water alkalinity is less than 150 mg/l.
> Product can be purchased in various sized cylinders or be transferred by tanker to bulk storage


Further information on hth can be found in the hth Pool Manager's Handbook obtainable from us by request via the Contact us page
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Calcium Hypochlorite

Sodium Hypochlorite

Trichloroisocyanuric Acid

Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate

Cyanuric Acid

Bromo-chlor-odimethyl-hydantoin

Sodium Carbonate

Sodium Bicarbonate

Sodium Bisulphate

Hydrochloric Acid

Carbon Dioxide

Ancillary Treatment
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