Advanced Oxidation Process and Direct Photolysis for the Removal of Micropollutants from Water Removal Efficiency Proven in Real Conditions

Reducing chlorine usage by up to 50% with advanced technologies like TOP significantly lowers the ongoing costs of pool maintenance. This reduction includes savings on purchasing, storing, and handling chlorine, as well as minimizing the wear and tear on equipment caused by excessive chemical exposure. These operational savings lead to a faster return on your initial investment, typically within months, making it a cost-effective and sustainable choice for maintaining a clean and healthy pool.

Medium-pressure UV systems with LifeAGE® technology offer minimal operational expenses through low power consumption and reduced service costs. They adapt UV radiation intensity to current needs, provide versatile performance under extreme loads, and extend lamp lifespan. By optimizing energy use, these systems lower the carbon footprint while maintaining superior water quality.

The magic lies in the dynamic release of energy needed to economically manage the intensity of UV radiation. The medium-pressure LifeUVM® system with the LifeAGE® technology emits UV intensity copying the minimum required radiation intensity curve. This system is autonomous and works in real-time. Therefore, it does not need to be connected to any external device that controls it to achieve this optimal intensity course. Therefore, the life of the UV lamp can be increased to up to 18,000 operating hours.

Trichloramine (NCl₃) forms when chlorine reacts with organic matter or ammonia, such as sweat or urine, in pool water. It causes the typical “chlorine smell,” eye and skin irritation, respiratory issues, and metal corrosion in pool structures. Removing trichloramine is essential for a healthier environment and can be achieved with medium-pressure UV systems, improving water quality, air conditions, and equipment longevity.

Medium-pressure UV lamps operate on the broad-spectrum radiation principle, spanning from 200 to 600 nm. This broad range of wavelengths enhances their effectiveness by increasing the number of pathogens they can target. Furthermore, this broad-spectrum UV radiation permanently disrupts the DNA of microorganisms, preventing any possibility of DNA repair and reactivation.

A healthy pool is one that ensures a safe, clean, and pleasant environment for swimmers while minimizing health risks and environmental impact. This is achieved by effectively removing harmful substances like trichloramine, reducing chemical usage, and maintaining optimal water quality. Advanced technologies, such as UV and AOP systems, play a crucial role in achieving a balanced and eco-friendly pool environment.