How Does The MPULSE 3000® Work?
The MPULSE 3000® Pool Water Treatment System uses Impulse Technology which sends 3000 to 5000 low voltage (positive and negative), high frequency impulses per second between an anode and a cathode to physically change the form of the calcium. At the molecular level, these impulses apply energy to the calcium molecules to release hydrogen from the calcium bicarbonate into aragonite, a calcium carbonate formation. This aragonite form of calcium is a soluble form which does not adhere to surfaces in a scaling manner. The aragonite crystals are also a natural pH balancer.
About pH
pH is the single most important element in swimming pool water chemistry. It affects every other chemical balance in pool water.
pH is a measure of hydrogen ion (H+) concentration in water. It indicates the relative acidity or alkalinity (basic) of pool water. pH is measured on a scale of 0 (strong acid) to 14 (strong base) with 7 being the neutral pH.
In pools a slightly alkaline pH of 7.4 to 7.6 is most desirable because this range is most comfortable to the human eye and provides for optimum use of free chlorine while maintaining water that is not corrosive or scale forming.
View the MPULSE 3000® IAMPO Test Results.
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