Characteristics:

 Highly stabilised, rapidly dissolving granulated dichloro with 55% useful chlorine, for the treatment of water in swimming pools.

The dichloro, better known as rapid or shock chlorine, serves mainly for the recovery of water when we neglected its treatment or at times when we had a large flow of bathers or after a storm.

It is good to have it always at hand for any emergency and specific moments.

Shock treatments, for the treatment of polyester, liner, painted or vinyl swimming pools.

Due to its high solubility in water, the necessary amount of residual chlorine is quickly obtained.

It is a product specially indicated for disinfection in polyester, liner, painted or vinyl swimming pools, due to its quick dissolution, which avoids discoloration on these types of surfaces.

Its easy dissolution in water, allows a disinfection pump to automate the disinfection of water in the pool.

The free residual chlorine obtained in the water provides other products with greater stability against the sun's ultraviolet rays.

It does not alter the pH of the water.

Initial treatment: Add 15 gr. of product per m3 of water.

After 2 hours, adjust the pH of the water between 7.2 - 7.6 using the solid pH grinder CTX-010) or CTX-020).

Maintenance treatment: With the pH of the water adjusted, add 1 to 3 grams per day of product per m3 of water.

These doses are indicative and can be modified depending on the characteristics of each pool, weather, etc.

The initial treatment (Super chlorination) should be repeated whenever there is a lack of transparency in the water.

Introduce the necessary dose of the product inside a skimmer and then operate the filtering equipment, in order to dissolve the product by circulating the water through this skimmer.

You can also distribute the dose of the product evenly over the surface of the pool.

The product will be added preferably at sunset and without the presence of bathers in the pool water.

The free residual chlorine should be between 0.5-2 mg / l. This value will be easily measured using a chlorine and pH analyser kit.

This control should be carried out at least twice a day.