Swimming pools are disinfected with chlorine in the form of either hypochlorite or di/trichloroisocyanurate. This keeps the water free from microorganisms. The optimum chlorine levels are dependent on which material has been used. If hypochlorite is used, a level of 3ppm should not be exceeded, whereas with chloroisocyanurates a level of 5ppm should not be exceeded. The pH of the swimming pool is also, an important factor to consider when dosing any pool. The higher the pH, the less effective the chlorine will be for disinfection purposes. The ideal pH for free chlorine disinfection is between pH 7.0 and pH 7.4.

• SDS (Saftey Datasheet)
• TDS (Technical Datasheet)