When Monmouthshire Council Council wanted to modernise its leisure facilities, their focus was on sustainability, cost-saving and operational efficiency. The previous system relied on granular calcium hypochlorite, which posed several challenges including hazardous handling and storage, chemical transportation costs and unreliable dosing.
Sterling Hydrotech installed Gaffey’s Hyprolyser® iSEC®-3, a British-made, low-carbon water treatment system. Its Adaptive Response Technology (ART) automatically adjusts to changing environmental and site- specific conditions for consistent chlorine generation.
The easy-to-use system also offers remote monitoring via mobile, iPad, or PC. It eliminates hazardous chemicals by producing sodium hypochlorite on-site from salt and water, removing the need to transport chemicals, and lowering costs through energy and water efficiency.
The result was a cleaner, safer, and more efficient plant room, leading to an expanded contract for Sterling Hydrotech to upgrade three more local authority swimming pools and manage ongoing maintenance.
