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Technical Quarterly PAC Injector Cleaning

by Jodie Coupland, from the Community

Use this quarterly checklist to clean and service PAC (polyaluminium chloride) injectors used in swimming pool water treatment. Verify site details, isolate and flush lines, inspect and clean dosing pumps and injector nozzles, replace worn seals and tubing, calibrate feed rates, and record test results. Covers comp, leisure, spa, and lido pools. Supports consistent dosing, clear water, and compliance with facility procedures and safety controls.

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