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Kesar Digum

Swimming Pool Water Sampling

A public swimming pool hosts hundreds of bathers, and every one of them adds to the load on water quality. Periodic sampling verifies that disinfection is working and that the water is safe to swim in. Kesar Digum samples in accordance with the swimming pool supervision regulations and tests in an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory, nationwide.

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At a Glance

Type of SamplingPool, jacuzzi and spa pool water
Required UnderThe swimming pool supervision regulations
Typical FrequencyOngoing monitoring throughout the swimming season
The Main RiskBacterial contamination and disinfection imbalance
Swimming Pool Sampling

Clear Water Isn't Safe Water

Pool water can look perfectly clear and still carry bacteria if the disinfection balance has slipped or the load on the water has risen. Supervision regulations require regular monitoring of microbiological and chemical parameters throughout the entire swimming season. Kesar Digum takes representative samples from the pool, sends them for testing at an accredited laboratory, and returns a report that helps the pool operator meet the requirements and protect bathers' health.

Who This Service Is For
Public pools Hotels Holiday resorts Sports clubs Therapeutic pools Jacuzzis and spas Hospitality complexes School pools
What the Service Includes

What We Test in Pool Water

Microbiological and chemical parameters, as required by the swimming pool supervision regulations.

Microbiological Testing

Bacterial counts, coliforms and Pseudomonas - the indicators that show disinfection is keeping the water safe to swim in.

Chemical Testing and Balance

Free chlorine levels, pH and other balance parameters that determine whether disinfection is working effectively without being irritating.

Sampling from Representative Points

Taking samples from different points in the pool to build a reliable picture of water quality across the entire volume.

Follow-Up on Findings

An out-of-range result comes with recommendations for correcting the disinfection balance and, where needed, repeat sampling for confirmation.

Regulation

What Do the Pool Regulations Require?

Operating a public pool is subject to supervision, and monitoring water quality is a condition for licensing:

Ongoing In-Season Monitoring

Throughout the swimming season, regular water-quality tests are required at a frequency set by the regulations and the licensing terms.

Ongoing monitoring

A Condition for Business Licensing

Passing sampling results are part of the requirements for licensing and operating a public pool with the local authority.

Periodic

High Bather Load

The higher the bather load, the greater the need for closer monitoring of water quality and disinfection balance.

By load

Suspected Contamination

Turbidity, a strong odor or reports of illness among bathers call for immediate sampling and assessment of the water.

By event
The Risk

What Happens When Pool Water Is Contaminated?

A pool is a shared space, and contamination in it spreads quickly among bathers:

Skin and Intestinal Illness

Water that has lost its disinfection balance allows bacteria to multiply, causing skin, ear and digestive infections.

An Outbreak Among Bathers

Contamination in public pool water can lead to a widespread outbreak, especially among children and families.

Pool Closure and Licensing Risk

Out-of-range results can trigger a closure order from the authority, harming the operating season and the venue's reputation.

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Need to Schedule Pool Sampling?

We'll take a representative sample of the pool water, check microbiological and chemical parameters, and return a report that helps you comply with the supervision regulations - nationwide.

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