12 Lt PH minus - Liquid PH reducer for automatic swimming pool dispensers
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Liquid pH reducer for use with floating or traditional dispensers.
ph minus liquid 12 kg pack
Certified chemical product.
Colourless liquid product based on sulphuric acid for reducing the pH value of swimming pool water in case of excessively high acidity values. Ideal for traditional treatments or with automatic dosing systems.
PH LESS LIQUID
Acid pH corrector for swimming pools Buffered base
Applications : Highly concentrated acid liquid with buffering effect for pH reduction and stabilization. The use of a special automatic dosing pump is recommended.
Use and doses : For highly alkaline waters: 1000 g per 100 m3 of water to lower the pH by 0.1 units.
For medium alkaline water : 600 g per 100 m3 of water to lower the pH by 0.1 units.
Use the product with specific dosing systems or disperse directly into the tank.
Composition : Sulfuric acid 15%, corrosion inhibitors < 5%.
Warnings and information notes : Causes severe burns.
Biodegradability 90%.
In accordance with the provisions relating to the classification, packaging and labelling of chemical mixtures and detergents, Liquid Ph Minus is registered with the Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS) with preparation code AUT-19-4.
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pH and acidity in swimming pools
The pH in the swimming pool, as in any aqueous solution, is absolutely fundamental.
You can't even imagine how important these two letters can be: they are the cornerstone of active disinfection.
It is important to know that the ORP, or oxidation state in the pool, and therefore its disinfection, are closely linked.
Any type of sanitizing agent in a swimming pool can really work fully only if we have fully oxygenated water with a pH of around 7.6.
It is important not to confuse acidic water with basic water.
ACID water: low pH (below 7.2)
BASIC water: high pH (above 7.6)
Why does pH go up and down?
The acidity in the pool is subject to variations for a whole series of circumstances. The main reason for these imbalances is certainly the most common and “pleasant”: bathing, with all the “contamination” based on sun creams and various tanning products. Another aspect that can raise the pH of our pool is certainly rain.
In these cases, it is absolutely essential to act on purity with the right product: pH Minus.
If the water smells like chlorine, it most likely means that the pH is high and, therefore, there may be irritation and red eyes.
If, however, the water is oily and slippery, then the pH is too low and, consequently, the water may be saturated and poorly oxygenated.
When you put a pH regulator in the tank, it is advisable to set the sand filtration system in "recirculation" mode for at least a couple of hours. This is to prevent the acid from dissolving iron or limestone agglomerated in our system.
