96101 Hasa 8 Gallon C-201 Liquidator Liquid Chlorine Feeder

Hasa Swimming Pool 8 Gallon Liquid Chlorine Feeder C200 C-201 The Liquidator 96101

Hasa Swimming Pool 8 Gallon Liquid Chlorine Feeder C-201 The Liquidator 96101 Features:

• Hasa Swimming Pool 8 Gallon Liquid Chlorine Feeder C-201 The Liquidator is a Non-electric Automatic Chlorine Feeder.
• It Maintains Steady Free Chlorine Level.
• Hasa Pool 8 Gallon Liquid Chlorine Feeder C-201 The Liquidator Feeds a Controlled Amount of Liquid Chlorine.
• Hasa 8 Gallon C-201 Liquidator Liquid Chlorine Feeder 96101  Installs In Less Than 30 Minutes.

Hasa Swimming Pool 8 Gallon Liquid Chlorine Feeder C-201 The Liquidator 96101 Advantages:

• The Liquidator Eliminates Most Chemical Odors.
• Liquid Chlorine Feeder Eliminates Algae with Constant, Steady Chlorination.
• With Hasa Liquidator there are No Build Up of Dissolved Solids.
• C-201 The Liquidator Requires Refill The Unit Every 2-4 Weeks
• With Hasa Swimming Pool 8 Gallon Liquid Chlorine Feeder C-201 The Liquidator 96101 there is No Need For Pesky Floating Chlorinators.
• It will Saves You Time + Money

Hasa Swimming Pool 8 Gallon Liquid Chlorine Feeder C-201 The Liquidator  is designed to feed a controlled amount of liquid chlorine into the pool or spa using a patented process. This process allows mineral salts and other dissolved solids to fall out of solution and remain in the unit for disposal.How does Hasa Swimming Pool 8 Gallon Liquid Chlorine Feeder C-201 The Liquidator 96101 Automatically Chlorine Feeder Work?The The Liquidator’s tank is partially filled with pool water.Liquid chlorine is poured in through a funnel and drop tube.Liquid chlorine remains at the bottom of the tank, because it is heavier than water!With the chlorine under a bed of pool water, most of the odors associated with the use of these chemicals is eliminated.

Hasa Swimming Pool 8 Gallon Liquid Chlorine Feeder C-201 The Liquidator Additional Notes:

When the Chlorine Compounds are added to water it creates hypochlorous acid (HOCl), the killing form of chlorine and hypochlorite ions (OCl), which are relatively inactive. The pH of the water determines what percentage of the chlorine is in the killing form.Pouring liquid chlorine  directly into the water or using a chemical feed pump introduces additional chemical salts that drive the pH up and contributes to the build up of dissolved solids. The Liquidator eliminates this problem by introducing the liquid chlorine in a unique way.