King Technology introduces ‘FROG’ spa santizer system
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November 14, 2023
King Technology introduces ‘FROG’ spa santizer system

King Technology, makers of FROG

products, launched the easiest way to keep swim spa water cleaner, clearer and softer

: FROG

@ease

Sanitizing System for Swim Spas. It’s the first complete solution purpose-built for swim spas. SmartChlor

, FROG’s unique, patented chlorine, and

FROG sanitizing minerals

™ work together to kill bacteria

2 ways, and create a consistent low level of chlorine in the water at all times. Shocking is needed only once a month and prefilled Cartridges make replacement easy.

Pools, hot tubs, and swim spas vary widely in water volume, ideal temperatures, climate, and how people use them. And sanitizers work differently based these same criteria.

For swim spas up to 3,000 gallons, keeping swim spa water crystal clean and ready at all times is easy, with FROG @ease for swim spas.

For more information contact, King Technologies,

6000 Clearwater Dr., Minnetonka, MN 55343.Phone

952-933-6118. Online at www.kingtechnology.com.

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