Lochlor Algae Knock-out 2.5 L

Hit algae head-on with Lochlor Algae Knock-out 2.5L. Use this product for the treatment of stubborn algae.

Lo-Chlor Algae Knock Out 2.5lt details:

• Size: 2.5 litres
• Use to treat resistant algae strains.
• For use in all types of pools
• Especially useful in treating stubborn algae in pebble pools and ageing pool surfaces
• Suitable algae treatment in salt-chlorinated pools and also ionised pools
• Quaternary ammonium-based - dual-action formulation.
• As well as lysing the algae cells, the increased detergent action (foaming) assists in releasing the clinging algae crusts from the pool surface.
• For severe and persistent algae infestations use in conjunction with Lo-Chlor Black Spot 900 Algaecide
• Remember - always test for phosphatesafter the addition of a Lo-Chlor Algaecide

How to use LoChlor Algae Knock-Out;

• Turn off the filter before adding Lo-Chlor Algae Knock-out
• Reduce pH to 7.0-7.2 for best results
• Pour the calculated volume near the algae
• After 2 hours resume normal filtration (a backwash may be necessary where required)
• Always use a compatible bactericide (calcium hypochlorite) before swimming.

Dosage:

Initial dosage; Use 500ml of product per 10,000 litres

Maintenance dosage; Use 100ml of product per 10,000 litres every 2 or 3 weeks.

2.5L treats 50,000 litres of pool water

A few facts...

Algaecide products must be used with a registered sanitiser when the pool is used for bathing.

This product may foam and smell for up to 10 days.
For best results, you should reduce pH to 7.2 for best results.
Use with Starver® Pool Maintenancefor badly infested pools.

Note: High doses of quaternary ammonium compound may combine with free chlorine, resulting in excess levels of combined chlorine. This phenomenon lasts 2 or 3 days.
The addition of Lo-Chlor Aqua-Boostis recommended if the condition persists.
When added to a pool running with a salt chlorinator the ammonia occasionally reacts with the gases produced in the salt chlorinator cell causing fine bubbles to form on the surface of the pool. These bubbles will dissipate as soon as the chlorinator is switched off and usually only last 5-7 days.