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Pool Chlor — Chlorine Granules TCCA 90, 5 kg Jar

TCCA 90 granular chlorine for swimming pools, ponds and fountains. 90% available chlorine, sunlight-stable, no white turbidity.

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Chemtex Pool Chlor is trichloroisocyanuric acid (TCCA 90) in granular form - the stabilised chlorine used to disinfect swimming pools, water bodies, ponds and fountains. At 90% available chlorine it carries roughly three times the active content of bleaching powder, and because the chlorine is stabilised against sunlight it holds its residual through a full Indian summer day instead of burning off by midday.

For a commercial pool the arithmetic runs the other way: a 1,00,000-litre tank takes 1-1.5 kg per dose and a 2,00,000-litre one takes 2-3 kg, so a 5 kg jar is three to five fortnightly doses of the former. On a 50,000-litre pool the same jar stretches to six to ten doses - most of a season. Heavy bather load, high temperature and rain all shorten that, so dose to a measured free chlorine residual rather than to the calendar.

Bulk is also where the difference from bleaching powder shows up in the plant room: at roughly three times the available chlorine of commercial bleaching powder, a 5 kg jar does the work of about 15 kg of it, dissolves without leaving calcium sludge in the sand filter, and does not need the storage space or the backwash frequency. Chemtex supplies this grade to hotels, clubs, housing societies and municipal pools across India, and has manufactured water treatment chemicals in Kolkata since 1970.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

  • TCCA 90 - 90% available chlorine — 90% available chlorine against the 25-35% of commercial bleaching powder, so you carry and store roughly a third of the weight for the same result.
  • Sunlight-stable — The cyanuric acid ring shields the chlorine from UV, holding a usable residual through the day instead of gassing off by noon.
  • No white turbidity — Dissolves without the calcium sludge bleaching powder leaves behind, which is what blinds a sand filter and clouds the water.
  • Doses evenly — Granules dissolve in a bucket and go in as a solution, so you get an even concentration rather than hot spots against the tiles.
  • Also for ponds and fountains — The same grade controls bio-fouling, slime and algae in ornamental water bodies, tanks and fountain sumps.

HOW TO USE

  • Work out your pool volume — Length (m) × width (m) × average depth (m) × 1,000 = volume in litres. A 10 m × 5 m pool averaging 1.4 m deep holds 70,000 litres. Every dose below is per litre of pool water, so this number is the only one you need.
  • Weigh out the dose — Take 1-1.5 kg per 1,00,000 litres: 100-150 g for a 10,000-litre pool, 500-750 g for 50,000 litres. Use the higher end in hot weather or heavy use.
  • Dissolve before dosing — Stir the granules into about 5 litres of water - half a bucket - until fully dissolved. Never broadcast dry granules into the pool; undissolved granules can bleach the pool floor.
  • Pour along the pool sides — Walk the perimeter and pour the solution in steadily so it spreads with the circulation rather than settling in one corner.
  • Circulate, then swim — Run the filtration for 1-2 hours before anyone enters. Check the free chlorine residual against the standard your pool is operated to, and confirm pH is in the 7.2-7.6 band, before opening the pool.

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