Commercial water treatment
Five stages, one engineered loop.
Every Odyssey commercial installation is designed around a complete water-treatment loop — surface skimming, filtration, UV disinfection, automatic dosing and level management working together, not a plunge with add-ons bolted onto the side.
Surface Skimming
First-line contamination control
Every commercial system incorporates a surface skimmer that continuously draws water from the top of the plunge where floating contamination accumulates — hair, body oils, cosmetic residues, surface debris. Skimming is the first stage of the treatment loop; catching contaminants at the surface reduces the load on filtration and disinfection downstream.
Media Filtration
Continuous suspended-particulate removal
High-rate media filtration sits at the heart of the circulation loop, continuously removing suspended contamination from the water. Filter sizing is determined during detailed design based on plunge water volume, target circulation rate, pipework resistance, plant location and expected commercial bather load.
UV-C Water Treatment
Secondary disinfection barrier
UV-C secondary disinfection sits alongside primary residual sanitisation. Water passes through the UV chamber during circulation, providing continuous microbial control that reduces reliance on chemical disinfection alone. No additional chemicals are introduced; the UV unit is installed accessibly for routine lamp inspection and replacement.
Automatic Chemical Dosing
pH + ORP monitored and corrected continuously
Commercial systems can be specified with continuous pH and Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) monitoring driving automatic dosing of pH correction and chlorine-based disinfectant. Free chlorine residual is verified independently, giving the operator confirmation the required disinfectant concentration is being held under varying bather load — with far less manual intervention than a residential system.
Automatic Water Top-Up
Consistent operating level, hands-off
Commercial systems lose water through splash-out, evaporation and drain-down over the operating cycle. Automatic level management introduces protected replacement water to maintain the required operating depth without operator intervention. Requires a protected mains water connection with appropriate backflow protection — confirmed during detailed design.
Systems are specified against each project's bather load, operating temperature, plant space and site services. Final equipment selection is confirmed during detailed design.