ION30 | Puronizer for pools up to 135m³ (30,000g)

ION30 – Puronizer Ionic Purifier for Pools up to 135 m³ (30,000 gallons)

The ION30 Puronizer is a British-engineered ionic purification system designed to provide effective and low-maintenance pool sanitation by releasing copper and silver ions into the water. It offers significant reductions in chemical usage while maintaining excellent water clarity and hygiene.

System Overview

This inline purification unit generates charged copper and silver ions via electrolysis. As the pool water passes through the cell, the ions suppress bacteria and algae growth—sanitising the water naturally and reliably.

Key Features

• Ionic Sanitisation: Utilises copper and silver ions to kill bacteria and algae efficiently without relying entirely on chlorine.

• Chlorine Reduction: Helps reduce typical chlorine usage by up to ~60%, making it ideal for swimmers who are sensitive to chlorine.

• Low Maintenance & Quiet: Virtually silent operation with minimal required upkeep once installed.

• Plug-and-Play Design: Compatible with standard 1.5″ BSP or 50 mm pipework; installation typically takes under 1.25 hours.

Ideal Applications

• Small to medium domestic or holiday pools with a capacity up to 135 m³ (about 30,000 imperial gallons)

• Indoor pools or pools used intermittently—such as vacation homes—or pools where chlorine sensitivity (e.g. asthma or skin irritation) is a concern

Benefits

• Healthier Swimming Experience: Reduced chlorine exposure supports comfort for users prone to irritation.

• Eco-Friendly & Cost-Efficient: Lower chemical consumption reduces operational cost and environmental impact.

• Consistent Clarity & Algae Control: Maintains clean, algae-free water with fewer chemical shocks.

• Long-Term Reliability: Built to British quality standards for years of dependable service.

Technical Summary

Usage & Safety Recommendations

While the Puronizer substantially reduces the need for chlorine, it is advised in low-use or infrequently occupied pools to perform periodic testing of pH and free chlorine. A shock dose of chlorine before swimming may be required to ensure hygiene standards are met.