Chlorinators

If you need information on chlorinators look under this Yellow Pages® heading.  A chlorinator is a machine that is used to restrict bacteria and algae in a swimming pool. It works in a several stage process, which ensures protection from these elements. A salt water chlorinator releases salt, which consequently is turned into chlorine, into the swimming pool.  These regulated amounts of chlorine help to keep the water clean and safe. Yellow Pages® simplifies your search for manufacturers and suppliers of chlorinators in Australia.

Chlorine has both its benefits and disadvantages. Chlorine produces intense bleach-like smell that can at times be overwhelming – especially to those with breathing problems such as asthma. This can act as an irritant to the eyes as well and can even change the colours of clothes.  Additionally, the chemical only works to prevent bacteria if the pH levels in the water are regulated as well. That said, there is some maintenance involved in using a chlorinator.

The perks to its use, however, surpass these small problems. Chlorine helps to prevent the spread of bacteria throughout the water and is especially useful in public pools where several individual are swimming at once.