Kollektion: Water purification

There are several types of filters available for pools, each with its own unique advantages. The most common types include sand filters, cartridge filters, and membrane filters.

Sand filters are the most established and popular filter type for pools. They offer a good balance of efficiency and cost-effectiveness. A sand filter consists of fine-grained sand that can capture dirt particles as small as 20 micrometers, which contributes to cleaner pool water.

Cartridge filters represent an another effective alternative for pool owners. These filters are equipped with a cartridge made of filter media capable of capturing finer particles, down to 5 micrometers, resulting in an even higher level of water clarity. Membrane filters constitute the most advanced and effective option among filter types. With a membrane containing extremely small pores, membrane filters can capture dirt particles down to an impressive 0,3 micrometers, delivering unmatched water purity.

In addition to filtration, disinfection of the pool water uses chemicals to eliminate bacteria and other microorganisms. The most commonly used disinfectants are chlorine, bromine, and ozone.

Chlorine is the most widespread disinfectant for pools. Its effectiveness against a broad spectrum of bacteria, algae, and other microorganisms is well documented, making it a reliable choice for water hygiene. Bromine is an another effective alternative that functions similarly to chlorine but is generally gentler on skin and eyes, which can be beneficial for sensitive bathers. Ozone offers a powerful disinfection method with the significant advantage that it does not generate any byproducts. Although ozone can be a more expensive option compared with chlorine and bromine, it delivers exceptional purity and minimizes the chemical load in the water.