EXTRA STRENGTH PHOSPHATE REMOVER 1L - 27000C62DP

High Powered Concentrated Phosphate Removal

Extra Strength Phosphate Remover clears phosphates from your pool. This commercial strength formula quickly reduces extremely high phosphate levels. Extra Strength Phosphate Remover provides professional service companies an excellent tool for reducing the time spent trying to lower very high phosphate levels reliably. It will also work well on large commercial and institutional swimming pools. 

• Designed for large water application and pools with extremely high phosphate levels
• Works on both the filter and in the pool for maximum phosphate removal
• Easily maintains low levels of phosphates in the largest volumes of water
• Very strong formulation
• Not effected by high levels of sanitizer 

Always test your phosphate level before using this product, it is the only way to know your required dosage and if you are making progress in the phosphate removal process. Take a water sample into your local pool dealer and have them test your phosphates.

PHOSPHATE CAUSES & HOW TO TREAT THEM

1. Clean or backwash filter
2. Apply appropriate dose. See chart below
3. Shake bottle well and with the pool pump running, add the required dose directly to the skimmer
4. Clouding may occur. After 48 hours, vacuum to filter

Dosage Chart

Phosphate Level                Dosage                Per Gallons

1000ppb                             1/2 L                    10,000 gallons

2000ppb                             1 L                       10,000 gallons

1000ppb                             1 L                       20,000 gallons

2000ppb                             2L                        20,000 gallons

* Do not add more than 1.5L (50oz or half a bottle) at a time

* To treat higher phosphate levels, add 1.5L (50oz or half a bottle) every 24 hours until desired result is obtained 

Note: Retest water after each completed treatment. Repeat until the phosphate level is below 100ppb. 

Important: Algae must be treated prior to testing and lowering phosphates. Chlorine must be under 5ppm before testing phosphates.