Automatic pool dosing accessories

Automatic pool dosing accessories – function and benefits

Automatic pool dosing accessories bring together carefully selected products for pool functionality and comfort. The right choice depends on the pool's size, construction and how the equipment will be used during the season.

A well-planned solution makes maintenance easier and operation more stable. Before ordering, check how the products work with the existing pump, filter, pipe sizes, electrical supply and controls.

How to choose the right pool equipment

Compare capacity, connections, installation dimensions and what is included. Pooltime will be happy to help you check compatibility and find a suitable model for your pool.

Check before ordering

• Dimensions of the pool and installation area
• Connections, compatibility and what is included
• Positioning, access and future servicing

Installation, care and service life

Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installation, use, servicing and winter shutdown. Regular checks reduce the risk of downtime and extend the equipment's lifespan.

Need help with automatic pool dosing accessories? Contact Pooltime with your pool dimensions and details of the existing equipment to make it easier to choose a solution that suits your project from the outset.

Distinguish between pH probes, redox probes and dosing parts

Automatic dosing accessories perform different tasks. A pH probe measures acidity, while a redox probe measures a different water property and is not interchangeable with the pH probe. Products such as REDOX probe SALT and REDOX probe Klor must be selected according to the dosing unit's model and instructions. Also check the cable, connector and holder.

The range includes pH probe LONG LIFE, whose product description lists several compatible ASEKO systems, as well as separate electrolysis parts. A replacement probe or electrolysis part does not automatically replace every component in a unit. Compare the model designation and product code before ordering, especially where a system has several generations.

Prepare for servicing with the right information

Photograph the unit's identification label and the old part's connection. Also state which reading or alarm is abnormal and whether the fault appeared after cleaning, calibration or a component change. Follow the manual for probe storage and calibration, and for dosing tube material and dimensions. Complete systems are available under automatic pool dosing.