What typically goes wrong with a pool
- The circulation pump fails or runs dry because the water level is too low.
- The filter clogs, pressure rises, performance drops.
- The dosing unit runs empty, chlorine and pH drift. After a few warm days the water turns green.
- A leak in the basin or pipework makes water disappear and the top-up runs constantly.
Each of these faults is cheap when caught early and expensive when caught late: replacing all the water, replacing the pump, having the basin cleaned.
What we measure
- Pump: is it running, for how long, at what power? Dry running or a failure shows up immediately.
- Filter pressure: if it rises, backwashing or cleaning is due.
- Water level and top-up: unusually high top-up points to a leak.
- Water temperature and water values, where a measurement exists.
- Plant room: water on the floor, temperature, power supply.
More than an alarm
Many pool controllers only show faults on a display in the plant room. We collect the values, detect deviations and act: we check the data, talk to your pool service or organise a technician on site. You see everything in one overview and only get a message when something really needs doing.
Together with the whole house
The pool is usually just one part of the technology. We monitor water, heating, energy and the plant room in the same overview. Anyone looking after several estates sees all pools and systems at a glance.
Frequently asked questions
Does the pool controller need replacing?
No. In most cases we add sensors and read out existing controllers where possible.
Does this replace the pool service?
No. Your pool service is used more effectively: it comes when something needs doing and knows in advance what it is about.
Does it work in winter?
Yes. Frost protection and pump run times matter most in winter operation. We monitor both.