Bayrol - Chloryte (calcium hypochlorite) 3.3Kg

Bayrol Chloryte (calcium hypochlorite) 3.3Kg

Bayrol Chloryte Calcium Hypochlorite Granules provide a highly effective solution for restoring pool water clarity. Specially formulated with oure, inorganic chlrine granules, without stabilizer. This fast-dissolving chlorine delivers the perfect solution for treating algae outbreaks, cloudy water, and general water quality issues.

Perfect for both residential and commercial pools, it is compatible with all pool sizes and filtration systems.

 

Key Benefits

• Rapid action against green and cloudy water
• Unstabilised formula – no cyanuric acid build-up
• Suitable for all pool filters and pool sizes
• Ideal for shock dosing and routine chlorination
• Fast-dissolving granules for even distribution

 

When to Use

• During algae outbreaks or water discolouration
• When pool water becomes cloudy
• As part of routine pool maintenance
• After heavy pool usage or adverse weather

 

How to Use

For best results with Bayrol Chloryte, first test the pool water and adjust the pH level to 7.0 – 7.4 for optimum performance.

Add the required dose directly into the pool water, preferably in the evening after bathing, with the circulation pump running. Distribute evenly in front of the inlet jets.

Allow the filtration system to run continuously for at least 12 hours after treatment. Do not re-enter the pool until chlorine levels are below 3 mg/L.

 

Dosage Guide

Important Usage Advice

• For hard water areas, use a scale inhibitor to help prevent calcium deposits
• On sensitive pool surfaces or in colder temperatures, pre-dissolve granules in a clean plastic bucket (max. 400g per 10L of lukewarm water)
• Always add the product to water, never water to the product
• Do not add via the skimmer if other chemicals are present

 

Safety & Storage

Use Bayrol products safely. Always read the label before use.

• Keep out of reach of children
• Store in a cool, dry place in original packaging
• Avoid contact with pool surrounds and non-resistant materials
• Do not ingest
• Wash hands after handlinG

 

Frequently Asked F&Qs

 

What is the difference between stabilised and unstabilised chlorine?

Stabilised chlorine contains cyanuric acid (CYA), which helps protect chlorine from being broken down by sunlight, making it ideal for ongoing maintenance. Unstabilised chlorine does not contain CYA, meaning it acts much faster but is consumed more quickly. This makes unstabilised chlorine better suited for shock treatments and resolving water quality issues.

 

When should you use unstabilised chlorine?

Unstabilised chlorine should be used when your pool water is green, cloudy, or contaminated, as it delivers a rapid increase in active chlorine. It is also ideal for shock treatments, after heavy pool use, or following periods of hot weather or rainfall when water balance may be affected.

 

Why should you use unstabilised chlorine?

Unstabilised chlorine works quickly to restore water clarity and hygiene without adding additional stabiliser to the pool. This helps prevent cyanuric acid build-up, which can reduce chlorine effectiveness over time. It is an effective solution for quickly correcting water problems and maintaining proper sanitation.

 

How often should I use unstabilised chlorine?

Unstabilised chlorine is typically used as needed rather than on a fixed schedule. It is commonly applied for shock treatment when water issues arise, but can also be used periodically as part of a maintenance routine, depending on pool usage and water conditions. Regular water testing will help determine when it is required.