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U.V. DISINFECTION (depending on the hot tub model's features)
Ultraviolet rays (UV-C) allow water to be disinfected without using chemicals. When
bacteria, viruses and protozoa are exposed to wavelengths between 200-300
nanometres (range C), these waves become a quick and effective germicide,
preventing microorganisms from reproducing and contaminating the water.
Moreover, disinfection with UV-C rays is considered environmentally friendly,
chemical-free, and highly effective at disinfecting the water and protecting it
against harmful microorganisms. This disinfecting component is located after the
filtration pump and before the electric heater. A lamp inside the unit emits UV-C
rays that disinfect the water as it flows through it.
QUICK GUIDE TO USING CHEMICALS
Reason for use
Quantity per m3 of water
Frequency of use
pH minus hot tub
Add if the results of the pH
test are above the
permissible values
(7.2-7.6 ppm).
Add as recommended by
the manufacturer of the
chemical.
Add pH daily with
each pH test.
pH plus hot tub
Add if the results of the pH
test are below the
permissible values
(7.2-7.6 ppm).
Add as recommended by
the manufacturer of the
chemical.
Add pH daily with
each pH test.
Bromine tables
Add if the results of the Br
test are above the
permissible values
(3-5 ppm).
Add as recommended by
the manufacturer of the
chemical.
Add Br daily with
each test.
Descale
To prevent build-ups of
calcium salts (scaling).
Add as recommended by
the manufacturer of the
chemical.
Weekly and every
time that the water
is changed.
Alga stop hot
tub
To prevent algae from
growing in the water.
Add as recommended by
the manufacturer of the
chemical.
Weekly and every
time that the water
is changed.
Waterline
cleaner
To eliminate rings of dirt
from the hot tub's walls.
Scrub with a sponge, and
then rinse with plenty of
water.
When dirt is seen
on the walls of the
hot tub.
Anti-Foam
Excess foam present in the
water.
Add as recommended by
the manufacturer of the
chemical.
When foam
appears in the
water.