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Pool lighting can transform the look of your pool and provide a welcoming and safe atmosphere during the evening hours. Here are some options to consider:
Underwater lights: These lights are installed on the walls or on the bottom of the pool and emit a soft, bright light. You can choose between colour changing LED lights or white lights for an elegant ambience.
LED spotlights on the edge: Placing LED spotlights around the edge of the pool provides indirect lighting and highlights the shape and structure of the pool. It also contributes to safety by helping to define the edges.
Floating lighting: Floating lights are a versatile option that can be moved and repositioned to suit your preference. They are ideal for special events or to change the look of the pool to suit the occasion.
Fibre optic systems: These systems allow light to be distributed along optical fibres that are submerged in the pool. They provide a soft and uniform illumination without the need for lights in the water.
Before choosing a lighting system, talk to our experts to determine which one best suits your pool, your aesthetic preferences and your lighting needs.
Choosing the right filtration system is crucial to keeping your water clean. You should consider the size of your pool, the frequency of use and your budget. The most common filtration systems are sand, cartridge and diatomaceous earth. Sand filter units are durable and suitable for larger pools, while cartridge filters are easy to maintain and work well in smaller pools. Diatomaceous earth filters are highly efficient but require more maintenance. Consult with our experts to determine which option is best for you.
Keeping your pool water in optimal condition requires several steps. First, it is essential to regularly measure the chlorine and pH levels of the water to ensure that they are within the proper ranges. Add chlorine as directed and adjust the pH if necessary. Also, use a skimmer to remove leaves and floating debris, and a brush to clean the pool walls and bottom. Don't forget to use an efficient filtration system and clean the filters according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Finally, consider using additional chemicals, such as algaecides and clarifiers, to keep the water crystal clear and free of algae.