Whether you utilize a private or public Swimming Pool, Spa, Water Park or other water venue, beware of what could be lurking in that clear, sparkling water.
Recreational water, no matter where it is found, needs to undergo treatment in order to remain safe for swimmers. Utilizing UV pool filters is the most effective way to make sure your recreational water is clean and safe.
Harmful substances that have been found to lurk in these fun places are bacteria, viruses, algae, and pathogens to name a few.
Swimming Pools, Spas, and Recreational Park waters, have increasingly been found to be the breeding grounds of chloramines and chlorinated organic compounds that show up as smelly pool water, and increased eye, nose and throat issues, to name a few.
As we continue to evolve in learning about the Safety concerns of clean water for recreational use, we find that there is an increasing awareness that chlorine has several negative health effects and that many bacterial pathogens, including Cryptosporidium oocysts, are resistant to chlorine disinfection and can survive for lengthy periods of time in treated water venues.
The popularity of recreational water venues, the number and geographic distribution of recent cryptosporidiosis outbreaks, and the resistance of Cryptosporidium to chlorination suggest that treatment strategies for recreational water facilities need to be improved.
UV filtration systems for pools offer additional pool water sanitation along with chlorine or other chemicals by destroying chlorine-resistant microbes and other contaminants while reducing chemical consumption. Read more.
Ultraviolet (UV) light represents a powerful technology that has been successfully deployed in swimming pools for several years. UV filtration systems for pools and splash parks are a complementary way of providing an effective method of inactivating a wide range of waterborne pathogens including Cryptosporidium.
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UV is not designed to completely replace chlorine, but through elimination of the need for periodic shocking, well-maintained pools can see significant reductions in chlorine usage.
Ultraviolet pool filters play an important role in a complete water treatment process in aquaculture facilities.
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