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ozone generators for swimming pools

There is no replacement for chlorine/bromine in pool water disinfection. For any alternative treatment/sanitizer to replace chlorine/bromine, it must:

  • provide a stable measurable residual;

  • be a biocide that kills viruses, bacteria and algae; and

  • oxidize impurities introduced by bathers.

Chlorine/Bromine is the only sanitizer that fulfills these three functions. However chlorine/bromine is not the best oxidizer. Incomplete oxidation accounts for up to 70% of their usage and 100% of their problems.

The UltraPure™ Automatic Water Cleaner™ produces the strongest oxidizer available (ozone). The UltraPure™ Automatic Water Cleaner™ does the oxidation work normally attempted by chlorine/bromine. Obnoxious combined chlorine/bromine compounds are eliminated. Chlorine/bromine then only provides a "free available" residual. All problems and wasted chemicals associated with combined chlorine/bromine are eliminated. The UltraPure™ Automatic Water Cleaner™ continually burns out contaminants introduced by swimmers. This function is no longer fulfilled by chlorine/bromine.

UPP15

Pool Size: up to 15,000 gallons

Available in 120V or 240V (1 amp)

Size: 16" x 4" x 3"

Weight: 6 pounds

Ozone Output: 56.5 mg/hr

Warranty: 2 years

Pool Unit models

UPP25

Pool Size: up to 25,000 gallons

Available in 120V or 240V (1 amp)

Size: 16" x 7" x 4"

Weight: 8 pounds

Ozone Output: 146 mg/hr

Warranty: 2 years

UPPHO

Pool Size: up to 85,000 gallons

Universal Voltage (100-277V)

Size: 16" x 4" x 3"

Weight: 6 pounds

Ozone Output: 550 mg/hr

Warranty: 2 years

Pool Installation

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UltraPure™ Automatic Water Cleaners™ are best mounted horizontally, with the label oriented correctly. Our units are designed for use under suction only. Each unit comes equipped with a Dial Flowmeter Suction Side Parts Package (DFSSPP) for installation.

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External Safety Air Bleed Kit (ESABK) (Available separately) is recommended for pools with solar heating and/or in-floor cleaning. This kit allows air drawn in on the suction side of the pump to be taken off the top of the filter and injected into the water return line at a desired point. This kit is necessary when: the filter is old and does not have an internal bleed; there is a solar system on the pool; there is a pressure side cleaner; or with a booster pump.

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There are two ways that your UltraPure™ Automatic Water Cleaner™ can be plumbed into your system:

 

Retrofit Installation into the Strainer Basket Drain Plug (Hair and Lint Trap):

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Remove the drain plug and screw in (hand tighten) our 1 1/2 lb. Compression Check Valve; apply Teflon tape on the check valve for a secure fit. The straight compression fitting and reducing coupling is not required for this method. Connect the 3/8” OD PVC tubing to the compression check valve and run the tubing back to the Dial Flowmeter on your UltraPure™ Automatic Water Cleaner™.

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Builder Standpipe Installation (Pre-installed ¾” Pipe):

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While the pool is being built or during renovation work, it can be made (Ozone) ready. With this installation, a suction side standpipe runs from below water level on a suction line, back to a convenient location on the equipment pad. This will stop the pump from draining down when shut off. Since the ¾” line originates from below water level, there is no possibility of losing prime because there is a water lock below grade. The 1 1/2 lb. Compression Check Valve is NOT required and should NOT be used with this method.

 

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Setting The Ozone Draw:

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Using the Dial Flowmeter, the airflow is set by simply adjusting the dial on the gauge until the float is between 1/3 to 1/2 way to the top. Make sure that the Dial Flowmeter is in a straight vertical position. Turn the dial all the way to the right (clockwise) to close it. The flow can be set and re-adjusted with ease. No special parts, tools or procedures are required.

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A small amount of condensation may become apparent inside the Dial Flowmeter. This may cause the ball to temporally stick in the flowmeter. This is normal and does not indicate any malfunction of the flowmeter. To verify an Ozone draw, you can visually check the pump basket or pool returns for air bubbles.

 

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Dial Flowmeter Suction Side Parts Package (DFSSPP)

External Safety Air Bleed Kit (ESABK)

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