Pulsar Precision high-capacity feed
The full-size Pulsar Precision is positioned by the manufacturer for very large pools. We confirm fit against your actual chlorine demand, hydraulics, and storage before recommending it.
Markets served
Competition Pools & Large Venues
A 50-meter pool or a major natatorium moves a lot of water and a lot of chlorine. Meets bring hundreds of swimmers and spectators, demand spikes, and there is no tolerance for cloudy water or a chemistry excursion on the day of an event. These are the facilities where high-capacity chemical feed and expandable control pay for themselves, and where FreyTech has some of its deepest experience, including the 50-meter pool at Ithaca College.
Operational pressures
What makes chemistry hard here
- Chlorine demand that swings sharply between normal training and meet days.
- Large volumes where liquid bleach logistics (deliveries, storage, degradation) become a burden.
- Turnover, filtration, UV, and heating systems that all need to be coordinated and monitored.
- Athletic-department expectations for water clarity and comfort that exceed the minimum code requirements.
- Complex equipment rooms where undocumented changes have accumulated over years.
Buying triggers
When projects usually start
- New natatorium or major renovation in design
- Conversion from liquid bleach or gas chlorine
- Aging erosion feeder that cannot keep up at peak demand
- Hosting larger meets or adding a bulkhead-divided configuration
- Integration of new UV, VFDs, or filtration into the control scheme
Relevant solutions
What typically fits
Recommendations are made after an assessment. These are the solutions most often relevant to this market.
BECSys5 with equipment-room integration
Chemistry control plus monitoring of flow, pressures, turnover, and chemical inventory, with optional control of pumps, VFDs, UV, and heaters depending on configuration.
Commissioning and documentation
A commissioned system with recorded setpoints, alarm limits, and a sequence of operation your staff can follow years later.
References in this market
Facilities FreyTech has served in this market.
- Ithaca College (50-meter pool)
- University of Rochester
- Clarkson University
- Cornell University
Before you contact us
Helpful to have ready
None of this is required. It lets a specialist prepare a useful first conversation.
- Pool volume, turnover rate, and peak bather load
- Current disinfection method and daily chlorine use
- Existing controller and feed equipment
- Chemical storage location and constraints
- Upcoming events or renovation timeline
Next step
Request a Facility Assessment
Large-venue assessments include demand review, hydraulics, chemical storage, and control integration so the recommendation is sized to your facility.
Competition Pools: frequently asked questions
Is every competition pool a fit for the full-size Pulsar Precision?
No. The manufacturer positions the full-size unit for very large pools. Many competition pools are better served by the smaller Precision 30 or by well-controlled liquid feed. We qualify by demand, not by label.
Can the controller manage UV, VFDs, and heaters too?
BECSys5 supports control and monitoring of equipment-room functions such as pumps, VFDs, UV, ozone, heaters, and makeup water depending on the configured options and I/O. We define the point list during design.
Do you handle the chemical supply?
FreyTech has offered chemical delivery as part of its service programs. Cal hypo supply arrangements for Pulsar systems should be confirmed with us for your location.
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Next step
Request a commercial pool system assessment
Tell us about your facility, current controller, chemical feed, and timing. A commercial aquatic specialist will review it and follow up with next steps for your system.
Serving commercial aquatic facilities across New York State.