Ultraviolet Pool Cleaning Systems

Ultraviolet pool cleaning systems rely on the power of UV rays to alter the chemistry of viruses, bacteria and algae. In other words, UV stops their ability to reproduce, effectively neutering these biological agents and keeping the water in your pool sanitized and safe for swimming.

Ultraviolet pool cleaning systems keep the water safe and gentle.

BioLab for BioGuard UV is a product that relies on UV rays to clean your pool. As with other filtration or cleaning systems, the water must be filtered through the ultraviolet pool cleaning systems in order to be cleansed. As with a standard pool filtration system, a water pump draws the water from the pool and flushes it through a filter. That filter will then trap small particles and debris like leaves, sticks and bugs.

The water is then flushed through the UV cleaning system; this means the water fills a UV chamber where the UV rays neuter or otherwise render inactive the viruses, bacteria and algae in the water. The UV safely cleans the water before sending it back out into the pool. While all the bacteria, algae and viruses are altered, the water itself is clean and fresh.

While the UV pool cleaning system cannot sanitize the water in the pool 100% it can and will reduce chlorine consumption by as much as 70 percent. This means the chlorine levels in the pool are greatly reduced, less with the burning eyes and the burning nose. If you have very dry skin, the less chlorine in the water, the better.

The installation of a UV system not only saves money, but it’s also more ecologically friendly. You reduce the chlorine levels, save money on chlorine investment and enjoy a cleaner, less bleachy swim. For owners who are particularly sensitive to chlorine, this is an opportunity to enjoy your summer without worrying about rashes.

One of the hardest parts of the swimming season is when chlorine levels drop below ‘safe’ particularly after intense summer storms. In some parts of the south and southwest, this can mean the pool closes while the water is shocked. Shocking a pool requires dumping a massive amount of chlorine in to kill the excess bacteria and bring the chlorine levels back to "normal". A UV pool filtration system means that shocking isn’t an issue any more.

UV systems maintain lower than normal chlorine residual in the water which means the need for shocking is greatly reduced, thus reducing the amount of time your swimming pool is out of commission. So UV pools allow owners to swim more often, spend less money on chlorine and avoid unnecessary chemical exposure.

Find out more information about UV pool cleaning systems and which one is right for you by visiting the following UV cleaning companies. While the investment in the system may cost initially, the long term benefits of a UV pool cleaner is worth it for families that avoid heavily chlorinated pools and long to enjoy swimming in fresh water.

• BioGuard UV Pool Cleaning Systems
• UV Clear Systems
• Brookforge Pool Sanitizers

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