Also called stabilized chlorine, a family of chlorine spa sanitizers that contain conditioner (cyanuric acid or isocyanuris acid) to protect the chlorine from the de- grading uv rays in sunlight. The most common types are sodium dichlor and trichlor. The granular form is dichlor, which is fast- dissolving and can be used for regular chlorination or super chlorination by broad casing into the spa. Tablet or stick form is trichlor (which is usually used in a chlorine feeder, either the floating type or the in-line erosion type) used for regular chlorination only. To go back to the top of this page click here acuzzi®: A brand name and registered trademark for a specific line of spas and whirlpools. ilowatt: Electricity use is measured by a meter that records kilowatt-hours. A kilowatt-hour is 1,000 watts of electricity used for one hour. To go back to the top of this page click here ight niche: The area in a spa that house the underwater light.

Also called stabilised chlorine. A group of chlorine pool sanitisers that contain stabiliser (cyanuric acid or isocyanuric acid) to protect the chlorine from the UV rays of the sun. The most common types are dichlor and trichlor. The granular form is dichlor, while the tablet or stick form is trichlor (usually used in a chlorine feeder). Stabilised chlorine should be used with care, to avoid problems such as chlorine lock that may be caused by overstabilisation.

Families of pool Chlorinator products, which are self-stabilizing by containing cyanuric acid. Available in tablet and granular form.