HTH Pace Small Pool Floater 720g
R149.99
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Product Information
HTH Pace Small Pool Floater 720g is an easy-to-use, adjustable sanitiser that provides continuous chlorine dosing for pools up to thirty thousand litres. Its slow-release formula eliminates bacteria and prevents algae growth for up to four weeks, making it the perfect low-maintenance solution for pool owners.
HTH Pace Small Pool Floater 720g is a multi-action floating dispenser that provides consistent chlorine sanitation for swimming pools between ten thousand and thirty thousand litres.
This slow-release system combines stabilised chlorine to kill bacteria and algae with an integrated clarifier to maintain water transparency, ensuring a hygienic swimming environment for up to four consecutive weeks.
Product Specifications and Features
- • Contains trichloroisocyanuric acid, a highly concentrated form of stabilised chlorine that resists degradation from intense ultraviolet exposure.
- • Formulated with a built-in clarifier that coagulates fine suspended particles, enabling the filter to remove them more effectively.
- • Features a unique adjustable dispensing mechanism at the base to regulate chemical release based on specific pool volume and temperature.
- • Designed with a tilting function that causes the canister to float on its side when the chemical contents are depleted and require replacement.
- • Registered as a safe and effective pool sanitiser under the relevant South African agricultural and chemical regulations for residential use.
Ideal Use and Instructions
- • Before use, ensure the water potential hydrogen is balanced between seven point two and seven point six to prevent chemical wastage.
- • Using a pair of sharp scissors, cut the perforated plastic sleeve only along the indicated dotted line to expose the dispensing holes.
- • Do not remove the entire plastic sleeve, as this covering controls the rate at which the chlorine tablets dissolve in the water.
- • Place the unit directly into the pool water and allow it to drift freely; do not tie the floater to a single location.
- • Keep the pool filtration system running for a minimum of eight hours daily to ensure the released chlorine is distributed evenly.
Safety Precautions
- • This product is a strong oxidiser and bleaching agent; handle with care and avoid contact with clothing or pool covers.
- • Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from flammable materials like petrol, diesel, or organic chemicals.
- • Do not add water directly to this dispenser or attempt to refill the canister once the original tablets have dissolved.
- • Keep strictly out of reach of children and pets, as concentrated chlorine can cause serious eye damage and respiratory irritation.
Frequently Asked Questions
- • How long does one floater last? Depending on the adjustable setting and pool temperature, one unit typically provides sanitation for four weeks.
- • Is it safe for fibreglass pools? Yes, because the floater drifts and the chlorine is pre-dissolved, it is safe for marbelite, vinyl, and fibreglass surfaces.
- • Can I use this in a spa or jacuzzi? This 720g variant is specifically sized for small pools; for very small spas, the chlorine levels may become too high.
- • What should I do if the floater tips over? When the unit is lying flat on the water surface, it is empty and must be removed and replaced with a new one.
Pro Tip for Local Pool Care
- • If you are heading away for a long weekend or a short holiday, adjust your HTH Pace Small Pool Floater to a slightly higher setting than usual before you leave.
- • In the heat of the South African summer, this ensures that even if your pump run-time is affected by loadshedding, there is a higher residual of sanitiser in the water to prevent you from returning home to a green pool.
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