The Evoclor 150 Pro produces chlorine right inside the pipework, through electrolysis of the salt dissolved in the water. In other words, hotels, gyms and residential complexes stop buying chlorine every week — and get automated application, with a stable residual even on the busiest days.
The more people in the water, the higher the demand — and that is exactly when treating with store-bought chlorine starts to weigh on you, and when a chlorine generator starts to pay off.
Consumption rises in summer and on holidays, exactly when tablet and granule prices go up too. As a result, treatment costs never match the annual budget.
In practice, manual application varies with each shift and each operator's experience. The residual fluctuates, and bather complaints arrive before the lab report does.
Buckets of oxidizer in the plant room require proper storage and staff training. In other words, a safety liability inside a space open to the public.
First, salt is dissolved in the water up to 5 grams per liter. Then, whenever the pump runs, water passes through the 445 mm reactor of the Evoclor 150 Pro and the salt turns into active chlorine right there, in the pipework. Since application is automated, the residual is maintained without anyone dosing by hand.
This chlorine generator's positioning is defined in its own technical catalog: chlorination of large residential pools and small and mid-sized commercial pools.
The pool is the showcase of the property and cannot have a strong smell or cloudy water in high season. Continuous production maintains the standard without depending on the housekeeping routine.
At a gym, intense daily use requires a stable residual from the first to the last class. Automated dosing protects the comfort of those who train every day.
The chlorine generator eliminates recurring purchases and the storage of chlorine products in common areas. This reduces risk in the shared space and simplifies the property manager's accountability.
The equipment meets weekend demand without a rush to restock. It also frees the staff from dosing chlorine by hand every time attendance picks up.
For pools beyond what the residential line covers, the Pro delivers greater capacity with the same principle: salt in the water, chlorine in the pipework.
In spas, heated water consumes more chlorine and forms chloramines faster. Continuous generation helps maintain the residual without the peaks of store-bought chlorine.
The chlorine generator works in four stages that happen on their own whenever the recirculation pump is running.
First, salt is dissolved in the pool up to 5 g per liter, according to the equipment specification.
Next, the pump pushes water through the 445 mm electrolytic reactor, installed on the return line after the filter.
The electric current converts the salt into active chlorine, already at working concentration and with no stock at all.
Finally, the system applies chlorine continuously, maintaining the residual without manual intervention by the staff.
All the data below comes from the official technical catalog of this chlorine generator.
See side by side what changes in operation when a pool gets a chlorine generator instead of ready-made store-bought product.
Basically, the choice of chlorine generator depends on pool size and type of use. If in doubt, H2O's engineering team will recommend the right model.
For home pools, with the Evo 50 and Evo 80 models, covering up to 80,000 liters. Works with 4.0 g of salt per liter.
See the Evoclor+ →For small and mid-sized commercial pools and large residential pools. Automated application, 445 mm reactor and 5 g of salt per liter.
Request a quote →Large club pool, water park or hot springs? At that scale, the solution is the Sanitation line — see the chlorine generator for large pools.
Tell us the water volume, type of use and how you treat it today. Based on that, we will recommend the right Evoclor 150 Pro configuration and send you a quote — no obligation.
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