MagnaPool

A MagnaPool uses magnesium minerals and salt in combination with automatic water treatment. The Hydroxinator (cell) uses electrolysis to generate its own chlorine from the salt, which means traditional chlorine does not need to be added in the same way. The water feels softer, contains fewer chloramines, and is virtually free of that typical chlorine smell.

A MagnaPool consists of several components that work together to treat your water. The magnesium minerals and salt, the control unit, the Hydroxinator (cell), and the fine glass filtration system all work in harmony to keep your water clean, clear, and comfortably soft.

In many cases, yes. An existing pool can be converted to a MagnaPool system. We will review your current installation, filtration, and equipment to advise on the necessary adjustments.

Purchasing the system requires an initial investment, but MagnaPool can be more cost-effective to maintain over time. It requires fewer additional chemicals, and the system automatically handles a significant portion of the water treatment.

The minerals remain largely present in the pool water and primarily need to be replenished when water is lost, for example through backwashing, splashing, or other water loss. The mineral level should therefore be checked periodically and topped up as needed.

Yes. MagnaPool can be used for both residential and commercial swimming pools. Especially for high-traffic pools, the automatic water treatment, swimming comfort, and savings on water, chemicals, and maintenance can offer significant benefits.

A cell is a wear-and-tear part that must be replaced periodically. On average, a cell has a lifespan of approximately 8,000 to 10,000 operating hours, which equates to about 3 years under normal use. The actual lifespan depends on usage and operating conditions.