Disinfection kills algae, bacteria and pathogenic microorganisms in the water, as well as leaving the pool water looking clear and clean. Hellebrekers offers its clients three different methods to disinfect pool water.
Clear Pool Concept
In the Clear Pool Concept no chlorine is used at all, but the swimming water is disinfected by means of ultrafiltration and a UV system. When a swimming pool is first filled, a candle filter is used that immediately stops any dirt particles. Due to the layered circulation of the Clear Pool Concept, the circulation of bath water can already be started when there is only one meter of water in the basin. It is a unique concept that is not applied in this way anywhere in the world.
Salt electrolysis
Salt electrolysis is a popular disinfection method that reduces the chlorine content of pool water. This method involves separating a saline solution into sodium and chloride, using membrane technology. The resulting chloride is then pumped into the pool water. Although salt electrolysis still uses chlorine, it eliminates the need for chlorine transport and storage because the chlorine is produced on site.
UV-C technology
UV-C disinfection is often used in combination with filters and chlorine disinfection. The radiation from the UV-C light neutralises bacteria, viruses and other micro-organisms and prevents them from multiplying. In addition to tackling micro-organisms, UV-C technolgoy can also reduce bound chlorine levels in a swimming pool.
Chemical disinfection
Chemical disinfection involves using chlorine. Chlorination can take place in various ways, for example with a dosing pump that adds chlorine to the pool water, or with chlorine tablets for smaller pools. Hellebrekers is BRL-certified, which means that we are a recognised and therefore reliable service provider for installing tanks containing chemical substances.
