Pulsar Precision high-capacity feed
Up to 189 lb/day available chlorine per Pulsar's manual; sized to measured peak demand.
Markets served
Waterparks & High-Load Facilities
Waterparks and high-load facilities move huge volumes of water through multiple features, and chlorine demand swings with attendance and weather. This is where feed capacity, control, and monitoring have to be engineered together, and where the full-size Pulsar Precision is positioned by its manufacturer.
Operational pressures
What makes chemistry hard here
- Sharp chlorine-demand swings with attendance and heat
- Multiple bodies of water and features from one mechanical area
- Bulk bleach logistics at scale
- Filtration and turnover demands that dominate the equipment room
- Public visibility of any closure
Buying triggers
When projects usually start
- New park or feature construction
- Conversion from liquid or gas chlorine
- Feeders that cannot keep up at peak
- Mechanical-room renovation or filtration replacement
Relevant solutions
What typically fits
Recommendations are made after an assessment. These are the solutions most often relevant to this market.
BECSys5 or BECSys7 per body of water
Chemistry control plus flow, pressure, and inventory monitoring, with BECSys7 automatic backwash for multi-filter rooms.
Engineering and specification support
Point lists, schedules, submittals, and sequence of operation with the design team.
Before you contact us
Helpful to have ready
None of this is required. It lets a specialist prepare a useful first conversation.
- Volumes and features
- Peak attendance and current daily chlorine use
- Current disinfection method and controllers
- Chemical storage constraints
- Project stage and design team
Next step
Discuss an Equipment-Room Upgrade
Large-venue assessments cover demand, hydraulics, storage, and control integration together.
Waterparks: frequently asked questions
Is the full-size Pulsar Precision always the right feeder for a waterpark?
It is positioned for very large pools and parks, but sizing is by measured demand per body of water. Some features are better served by smaller feeders under their own controller.
Other markets: Schools & Universities · Municipal · YMCAs & JCCs · Competition Pools · Healthcare & Therapy · Architects & Engineers · Hospitality · Camps & Seasonal
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.