Pool Automation

Swimming is more fun when you don’t have to manually adjust pool controls. Thankfully, there’s a machine that can make all the adjustments for you — an automated control system. 

This type of electronic pool system can be used to automatically operate a chlorine generator, pool pump, heater, pool lights, fountains, and waterfalls. Some versions of this system can even be controlled with a smartphone. With that amount of automation, you’re free to swim without worrying.

Let the staff at East Coast Pool Supply help you select and install the perfect automated control system for your pool. Visit one of our stores today. 

Maintaining your pool and its equipment doesn’t have to take a great deal of time and effort; welcome to the age of automation, where your pool can be kept in great condition with the touch of a button. Automation basically connects your pool’s…

Maintaining your pool and its equipment doesn’t have to take a great deal of time and effort; welcome to the age of automation, where your pool can be kept in great condition with the touch of a button. 

Automation basically connects your pool’s equipment to a controller that allows you to put everything on timers. It also allows you to monitor things like the chemical balance of the water. In the past few years, automation has really come into favour with pool owners, commercial and private alike. 

Your pump, chemical feeder and chlorinator can all be connected to an automated system, making the sanitisation process much easier and faster. An automatic chlorinator also reduces the amount of chemicals you put in the pool.  

Some systems can even be configured to control your pool lighting and water features, making your entire pool area easier to work than ever. It can also save you on energy costs, as everything is turned on and off according to a timer rather than by hand. It is easier to work the system into your pool area before you build it; however don’t despair if you are hoping to switch your existing pool to an automated system. Duck into your local Swimart for a recommendation. 

Although automating all your pool equipment definitely makes maintaining your pool a lot easier, you can’t simply ‘set and forget’. 

It is still a good idea to regularly check your pool’s equipment, and the water balance; this will be made easier by the measurements provided by your automated system, as they usually display the chemical balance of the water. Some even notify you when the levels are out of balance, allowing you to rectify the problem as quickly as possible.