Resource library
Technical resources for operators, facilities teams, and design professionals
Manufacturer-hosted documents, FreyTech operator guides, and current New York regulatory references, filterable by product, manufacturer, type, and category. Documents that cannot be republished are listed as available on request.
32 resources
BECSys5 brochure (SLS-4333-H) (PDF, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Official BECS Technology brochure: standard and optional capabilities, BECSys Live, warranty terms.
For: BECSys5
BECSys3 brochure (SLS-4655-E) (PDF, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Entry-level pH/ORP controller with optional PPM and communications.
For: BECSys3
BECSys7 brochure (SLS-4335-F) (PDF, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Chemistry control with automatic backwash for up to 16 filters.
For: BECSys7
BECSys family brochure (SLS-4336-F) (PDF, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Overview of the BECSys controller family.
BECSys Live brochure (SLS-6105-A) (PDF, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Remote access: security, devices, dashboards, graphs, reports.
BECSys ChemLock brochure (SLS-6152-A) (PDF, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Independent UL 508A chemical-feed interlock.
For: BECSys ChemLock
BECSys5 Technical Data Sheet (TDS-4262)
Full specifications, I/O, listings, and warranty.
Available on request. Official copy provided by FreyTech on request; hosting pending BECS permission. Request it.
For: BECSys5
BECSys5 Operator's Manual
Daily operation, calibration, alarms.
Available on request. Provided with the system and on request to customers. Request it.
For: BECSys5
BECSys5 Installation & Technical Manual
Mounting, wiring, sample loop, and configuration.
Available on request. Provided to installers and engineers on request. Request it.
For: BECSys5
BECSys controller warranty terms (PDF, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
5 years electronics; 2 years pH/ORP/temperature sensors; 1 year optional sensors and flow cell, as stated in BECS literature.
For: BECSys3, BECSys5, BECSys7, BECS Replacement Sensors and Flow-Cell Parts
Pulsar Precision product page (Web, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Manufacturer page with links to the information sheet and manual.
For: Pulsar Precision
Pulsar Precision Operation & Installation Manual (Rev 1.0, 2020)
Capacity tables, water and electrical requirements, installation, and maintenance.
Available on request. Available via Pulsar's support page; provided by FreyTech on request. Request it.
For: Pulsar Precision
Pulsar Precision 30 product page (Web, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Manufacturer page; recommended pool size 10,000–300,000 gallons.
For: Pulsar Precision 30
Pulsar Precision 30 Operation & Installation Manual (Rev 1.1, 2023) (PDF, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Sizing guidance, clearances, flow-based installation, maintenance.
For: Pulsar Precision 30
Precision 30 bid specification, CAD (DWG/STEP/RVT), footprint, schematics (Web, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Manufacturer engineering files for specifiers.
For: Pulsar Precision 30
Pulsar Plus calcium hypochlorite briquettes SDS (PDF, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Hazards, handling, storage, and first aid.
For: Pulsar Plus Calcium Hypochlorite Briquettes, Pulsar Precision, Pulsar Precision 30
Pulsar support and manuals (Web, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
All Pulsar manuals and safety data sheets.
Pulsar feeder warranty terms
Manufacturer warranty as stated in the O&I manuals.
Available on request. Stated in the feeder manuals: 12 months from installation or 18 months from shipment; Pulsar Plus briquettes required. Request it.
Defender regenerative media filter brochure and specification
Filter description, model range, and specifications.
Available on request. To be linked once the current manufacturer document set is confirmed. Request it.
Taylor Technologies test kits (Web, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Kits, reagents, and testing method guidance.
Total alkalinity and why your controller cares about it
Why 80–120 mg/L alkalinity keeps pH stable and lets a controller do its job.
Reading a controller alarm: a triage sequence for operators
No-flow, feed-limit, and out-of-range alarms in order of likely cause.
Monthly water-chemistry equipment checklist
Probe, flow-cell, feeder, and records checks on a monthly cadence.
When to replace a commercial pool chemical controller
Seven signs and how to plan the change.
Complete water-chemistry modernization: the FreyTech process
Assess, define, design, install and commission, train, monitor, upgrade.
For: BECSys5, Pulsar Precision
Engineering and specification support
Selection, schedules, submittals, sequence of operation, approved-equal review.
10 NYCRR Subpart 6-1 (Swimming Pools) (Web, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
New York State Sanitary Code provisions for public pools.
NYSDOH swimming pool program (Web, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Forms and guidance from the State Department of Health.
CDC Model Aquatic Health Code (2023) (Web, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Guidance in New York unless adopted by a jurisdiction.
NSF/ANSI 50 pool and spa equipment certification (Web, opens manufacturer site in a new tab)
Background on the equipment standard referenced by the MAHC and BECS listings.
For: BECSys5
New York requirements at a glance for pool chemistry equipment
Plain-language summary with section citations.
Projects and installations
Selected FreyTech installations; detailed case studies in preparation.
FreyTech guides
Written for New York operators
Total alkalinity and why your controller cares about it
Why total alkalinity in the 80–120 mg/L range keeps pH stable and lets an ORP or PPM controller do its job in a commercial pool.
Reading a controller alarm: a triage sequence for operators
A practical order of operations for responding to no-flow, feed-limit, and out-of-range alarms on a commercial pool chemistry controller.
Monthly water-chemistry equipment checklist
A monthly inspection routine for controllers, probes, flow cells, and chemical feeders at commercial pools.
When to replace a commercial pool chemical controller
Seven signs an aging chemical controller is costing more than a replacement would, and how to plan the upgrade at a New York facility.
New York requirements at a glance for pool chemistry equipment
Plain-language summary of 10 NYCRR Subpart 6-1 provisions relevant to chemical controllers, feeders, operating records, and plan approval at public pools outside New York City.
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