Clear Comfort, ‘CCW50’ treats waterwithadvancedoxidation
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January 31, 2021
Clear Comfort, ‘CCW50’ treats waterwithadvancedoxidation

The CCW50 System, from Clear Comfort Water, of Boulder, Colo., treats up to 35 gallons per minute, delivering non-chlorine residential and supplemental commercial sanitation for small pools and spas.

Clear Comfort’s patented hydroxyl injection AOP enables a reduction of 30 to 50 percent of chlorine, enzymes and other chemicals, and has been shown to kill 99.99 percent of chlorine-resistant Cryptosporidium. The system also eliminates the need for chlorine and salt handling and storing.

The CCW50 produces clean, clear, fresh-feeling water with drinking water chlorine levels of 0.5 ppm or less, for water and air quality that cannot be provided by UV pool systems. It helps eliminate eye and skin irritation, lessens the risk of allergies and asthma and reduces toxic chemical exposure.

Features include simple installation, with a preassembled manifold, and easy maintenance that requires only an annual 5-minute cartridge exchange, The unit comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 3-year system warranty.

For more information, contact Clear Comfort Water, Dept. SI, 3063 Sterling Circle, Unit 1, Boulder, CO 80301. Telephone 303-872-4477. Visit the company online at www.clearcomfort.com.

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