Cyanuric Acid

Cyanuric Acid (CYA) serves as a stabilizer for chlorine, protecting it from rapid UV degradation in outdoor pools. However, excessive CYA can lead to diminished chlorine effectiveness.

CYA shields chlorine from the sun's UV rays, helping to prolong its sanitizing power in outdoor pools.
High CYA levels can reduce the effectiveness of chlorine, a situation known as 'chlorine lock', resulting in unsanitary conditions despite adequate chlorine presence.
Regular testing and careful adjustment of CYA levels are vital to maintaining a healthy, clean pool.
If CYA levels are too high, water dilution through partial or full water replacement is the only effective remedy.
For most pools, CYA should be maintained between 30-50 ppm. For saltwater pools, this can be increased to 70-80 ppm.

Cyanuric acid

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