Serving commercial aquatic facilities across New York State.
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Why commercial pool chemistry drifts and how continuous control, alkalinity management, and sound sample loops stabilize it. FreyTech, New York State.
How FreyTech approaches it
Fix the sample loop first: flow, strainer, flow-cell condition, probe age.
Check total alkalinity; low or high TA defeats any controller.
Use continuous pH and ORP or free-chlorine control with appropriate setpoints and feed limits.
Size feed equipment to real demand so the controller can keep up at peak.
Read more: resources total alkalinity and controllers
Equipment that typically applies
Which of these applies depends on your pool's demand, equipment, and staff. The assessment decides.
FeaturedExpandable water-chemistry controller: pH, ORP, and temperature standard; free-chlorine PPM, alkalinity, flow, pressures, inventory, VFD, UV, and heater control optional. Ethernet, alarms, and BECSys Live included.
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Entry-level BECS controller with a two-line display, pH/ORP control, optional free-chlorine sensor, and an optional Communications module for BECSys Live.
Available through FreyTech
Commercial 2000-series DPD and FAS-DPD test kits and reagents from Taylor Technologies (Fluidra); 18 Taylor kits are certified to NSF/ANSI/CAN 50 per the manufacturer.
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Manufacturer sensors with a two-year warranty on pH/ORP/temperature, plus flow-cell components, supplied and installed by FreyTech.
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An automated controller is the decision-maker in the equipment room.
New York requires manual testing of pH and free and total chlorine at the beginning, during, and end of each swimming period with a DPD kit and fresh reagents (10 NYCRR 6-1.11).
Other problems: Replace liquid chlorine · Improve chemical safety · Reduce manual testing and adjustment · Add alarms and remote visibility · Modernize an aging equipment room · Reduce water, chemical, energy or labor waste · Replace an obsolete controller · Improve filtration and water clarity · Find replacement equipment · Prepare specifications or capital-project budgets
Next step
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.