Residential

No. Natural water evaporation is between 2-5cm per week depending on weather conditions (wind and heat). Salt and stabilisers (such as cyanuric acid) do not evaporate.

AIS has a chlorinator to suit any pool or spa and to suit different water salinity levels. Please refer to your AIS’ product specification sheet to ensure that you have the right salt water composition to ensure efficient operation of your AIS chlorinator. As a general guide only, AIS salt or mineral water chlorinators are

AIS chlorinators automatically disinfect your pool or spa water generally meaning an end to manual chlorine dosing [i], however from time to time it may be necessary to add some additional chlorine to your pool.  This may be due to heavy rainfall events, excessive bather numbers or weather events – for instance after a storm

There are a number of factors that you must consider to determine the answer to this question including the location of the pool, if it is an indoor or outdoor pool, bather load (number of people swimming in the pool and how regularly) and weather impacts. Generally speaking, fresh, mineral and salt water pools are

AIS recommends a minimum of: Eight hours during Summer Six hours during Autumn and Spring Four hours during Winter