Chlorine Shock

Longer-Lasting Chlorine for Outdoor Pool Care Zodiac Stabilised Pool Chlorine, also known as Dichlor, is a fast-dissolving, fully soluble chlorine sanitiser for swimming pools. It helps control bacteria, viruses and algae, supporting cleaner pool water that feels easier to maintain through... Learn More

Longer-Lasting Chlorine for Outdoor Pool Care Zodiac Stabilised Pool Chlorine, also known as Dichlor, is a fast-dissolving, fully soluble chlorine sanitiser for swimming pools. It helps control bacteria, viruses and algae, supporting cleaner pool water that feels easier to maintain through... Learn More

Prepare Fresh Water for AquaSpa AquaSpa Chlorine Remover is the water-preparation step in the AquaSpa chlorine-free and bromine-free spa system, used when filling, refilling, or topping up spa water before the rest of the AquaSpa routine begins. Because fresh source water can contain chlorine or... Learn More

Controlled Chlorine Reduction for Pools and Spas Zodiac Chlorine Remover is a granular chlorine neutraliser designed to lower or eliminate excessive chlorine levels in swimming pools and spas. Its concentrated sodium-thiosulphate formula is useful after overchlorination or shock treatment, and... Learn More

…types & equipment Chlorine & bromine free system Completely odour free Suitable for asthma & skin allergy sufferes For spas, swim spas & hot tubs   AQUASPA™ SPA START UP KIT is completely odour free and is suitable for asthma & skin allergy sufferers. It contains neither chlorine nor bromine, and it… Learn More

...can operate more efficiently on the water itself. How to Use Adjust pH to 7.4–7.8 and total alkalinity to 80–120 ppm. Superchlorinate/shock the pool using a sanitiser or a non-chlorine shock. With the pump running, add the required dose directly to the pool water in front of return... Learn More

...can operate more efficiently on the water itself. How to Use Adjust pH to 7.4–7.8 and total alkalinity to 80–120 ppm. Superchlorinate/shock the pool using a sanitiser or a non-chlorine shock. With the pump running, add the required dose directly to the pool water in front of return... Learn More

…It climbs the first few walls and then every second wall after that – saving energy while still getting the job done. Wall Detection: Built-in shock sensors help the cleaner recognise when it hits a wall. It adjusts instantly to avoid unnecessary climbing and focuses on cleaning the floor, where… Learn More

...performance and to protect the cleaner, keep your pool within these limits: Water temperature: 10–35 °C (50–95 °F) pH: 7.0–7.4 Free chlorine: up to 4 ppm Salt (NaCl): up to 5,000 ppm Water that is very acidic/alkaline, over-chlorinated, or outside this range can damage seals,... Learn More

...The device works best on smooth, flat surfaces without obstructions. Can I use the Scuba E1 after shocking the pool? You should wait until chlorine levels drop back below 4 ppm before using the cleaner. Running it during high chlorine levels can affect performance and long-term... Learn More

...maintain from the beginning. Created as a convenient all-in-one starter pack, this kit supports the key parts of regular spa care, including sanitising, shock treatment, water balance, clarification, filter cleaning, and day-to-day water testing. It is an easy way to begin with a more complete spa... Learn More

...is a convenient starter pack for spas and hot tubs, bringing together the core essentials needed to begin regular spa water care. With sanitising, shock treatment, water balancing, and test strips included, this kit makes it easier to start with a simple, effective routine for healthier water and... Learn More

...dilution, and ongoing water maintenance, reducing the chance of stain formation over time. How to Use If treating metal staining, keep free chlorine at normal maintenance levels (not above 3.0 ppm) before dosing. With the pump running, add the required dose in front of a return line or via... Learn More

...material into solution so it can be managed through normal circulation and filtration during treatment. How to Use Prepare the water: Remove chlorine from the pool and ensure pH is between 7.2 and 7.6. Apply the treatment: Sprinkle the required dose evenly around the pool perimeter with... Learn More

...months, and everything in between. Its reverse polarity cell helps reduce scale build-up over time. Thoughtful operating modes make it easy to match chlorine output to real pool use, whether you're hosting a busy weekend, covering the pool, or easing into winter. Why Choose the... Learn More

...months, and everything in between. Its reverse polarity cell helps reduce scale build-up over time. Thoughtful operating modes make it easy to match chlorine output to real pool use, whether you're hosting a busy weekend, covering the pool, or easing into winter. Why Choose the... Learn More

...reading. Calcium hardness and magnesium hardness should be checked separately so calcium is not over-corrected. Can calcium hypochlorite chlorine increase calcium hardness? Yes. Calcium hypochlorite chlorine adds calcium to the water over time. If calcium hardness is already high, this... Learn More

Clearer Water, Cleaner Feel AquaSpa Spa Kleer is the water-finishing step in the AquaSpa chlorine-free and bromine-free spa system, created to help maintain the clear, polished look and fresher feel that make regular spa use more enjoyable. Used as part of the weekly AquaSpa routine, it helps lift... Learn More