Rapid Chlorine PM-503 DICLORO SHOCK GR 1 K

QUICK DISSOLUTION CHLORINE GRANULATED

PM-503 STABILIZED DICLORO GR CHLORINE BUFFER

Dichlor (SDIC) with 55% active chlorine.

Very fast dissolving chlorine, ideal for shock treatments.

Does not change the pH of the water.

Shock doses: 30 g/m³.

Maintenance doses: 2 to 3 g/m³ per day.

USE: In swimming pools with ceramic coating, it can be added directly to the pool.
In swimming pools with PVC or polyester liners, dilute them in a bucket of water beforehand.

The importance of chlorine in the pool for a safe and healthy experience

Chlorine plays a crucial role in maintaining pool water quality. Its ability to disinfect and eliminate harmful microorganisms is essential to guarantee the health and safety of users. By choosing the correct type of chlorine and following the necessary precautions, you can enjoy a clean, crystal-clear pool. Additionally, exploring eco-friendly alternatives to chlorine can be a sustainable option for maintaining pool water. Therefore, by recognizing the importance of chlorine and implementing appropriate practices, you will be providing a pleasant and healthy experience for all pool goers.

The different types of chlorine available on the market

Now that we understand the role of chlorine in the pool and its benefits, let's learn about the different types of chlorine available on the market.

Liquid chlorine

Liquid chlorine is a popular option because of its ease of use. Simply add the required amount to the pool water, following the manufacturer's recommendations. It is a practical and effective solution to maintain water disinfection.

Chlorine tablets

Chlorine tablets are a convenient option for those looking for a slow and continuous release of the product into the water. They are placed in a floating dispenser or pool skimmer, gradually releasing the chlorine necessary to maintain disinfection.

Granulated chlorine

Granulated chlorine is an instant form of chlorine that can be added directly to pool water. It's a popular option for shock treatments, when the water needs an extra dose of chlorine to combat algae or other problems.

For more information, see the PT Technical Data Sheet

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