Pack of 3 PQS Winterizing Dispensers 21512 – 3 × 2 kg
Pack of 3 PQS Winterizing Dispensers 21512 – 3 × 2 kg subject to supplier availability.
Estimated delivery time: 3 to 7 business days
Description
Description
The Pack of 3 PQS 21512 Winterizing Dispensers includes three units for maintaining pool water during winter. Each container works as an automatic floating dispenser, gradually releasing the treatment and reducing the need for frequent manual applications.
Also available in other formats
Available in 1, 2 or 3 units. Use 1 unit per 50 m³.
What’s included in this pack?
- 3 PQS 21512 dispensers, 2 kg each.
- 6 kg of product in total, distributed across three separate dispensers.
- Each unit is suitable for a pool of up to 50 m³.
- Each dispenser lasts approximately 5–7 weeks.
- Floating format with automatic, gradual dosing.
Pack details
| Brand | PQS |
|---|---|
| Product | Winterizing Dispenser |
| Reference | 21512X3 |
| Contents | 3 dispensers × 2 kg |
| Total quantity | 6 kg |
| Type | Automatic floating dispenser |
| Dosage | 1 dispenser per 50 m³ |
| Duration | Approximately 5–7 weeks per dispenser |
| Operating temperature | Water at 20 °C or below |
Instructions for use
- Before starting winterization, adjust the water pH to between 7.2 and 7.6.
- Use one dispenser per 50 m³ of water.
- Cut off the tabs indicated on the packaging according to the pool volume.
- Place the dispenser in the water to provide automatic dosing throughout the winterization period.
- When the dispenser is floating on its side, its contents have run out and it should be replaced with a new unit.
Important: do not use when the water temperature is above 20 °C. Not recommended for pools smaller than 25 m³. Each dispenser is for single use and must not be opened or refilled.
Frequently asked questions
Do all three dispensers need to be used at the same time?
Not necessarily. The recommended dosage is 1 dispenser per 50 m³. The units in the pack can be used according to the pool’s volume or kept to replace the previous dispenser once it runs out.
How do I know when to replace a dispenser?
Once its contents have been used up, the dispenser floats on its side. At that point, it should be removed and, if treatment needs to continue, replaced with another unit.
