Fluidra’s AquaLink EDGE is more than a new automation panel. The company says it’s the foundation for a broader next-generation pool technology platform built around connected equipment, predictive service and a more modern pool ownership experience.
For years, the pool industry has improved energy efficiency through variable-speed pumps. But as pool setups grow more complex — with heaters, water features, cleaning systems and shifting hydraulic conditions — maintaining consistent circulation often still requires manual adjustment.
Intermatic is known in the electrical controls industry for lighting control and energy management solutions, and the company is expanding its portfolio with new connected technologies.
White cement doesn’t usually make headlines. It quietly does the job, curing beneath the waterline while builders move on to the next dig. But now, it’s stepping into the spotlight. And when the backbone of every plaster finish starts evolving nationwide, it’s worth putting down the trowel and paying attention.
When it comes to salt chlorination, bigger is better — at least when comparing multiple smaller units to one larger, more efficient system. That’s where the new Jandy TruClear XL Salt Chlorinator comes in.
In September last year, the California Energy Commission adopted a set of revised standards aimed at reducing energy consumption and carbon pollution from buildings.
Waterway Plastics, a family-owned manufacturing company, has been designing, engineering and producing its line of pool and spa products in Oxnard, California, since 1973.
The IntelliVibe Pool Lighting System, the latest innovation from Pentair Pool, brings endless customization options to pool owners, allowing them to transform their poolscapes.
Nidec Motor Corp., a motor manufacturer based in St. Louis, Missouri, introduced a new variable-speed motor and software upgrades that make replacing pool pump motors simple.
Clear-Flow’s electronic flocculation system offers a cleaner, more efficient and eco-friendly approach to water management.
Hayward’s new heat-pump technology widens the “shoulder months,” extending the usable pool season and enabling in-ground spas to double as hot tubs or cold plunges.
The HeatPro Series Heat+Chill pumps chill pool and spa water down to a shivering 40 degrees — colder than any other heat pump on the market — while allowing more efficient pool designs that look and feel great.
Three years after introducing The Attendant, a pool automation system, Poolside Tech launched a new version in August — The Attendant Mini.