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Enjoy a luxurious pool experience, right at home

Davey’s Chloromatic Nipper is clever, compact and can keep your pool water swimready, all year long.

Ever wanted your pool water to be smooth and soft on the skin, but struggle with maintaining your chlorine levels? That’s where Davey’s Chloromatic Nipper steps in — a great addition to your pool management to give pool owners that luxurious, soft water feeling that is easily manageable, without sending your household energy costs up.

According to Sharon Tucker, Davey Water Products Category Manager for Pool & Spa, more and more pool owners are choosing low-salt variant pools, which offer a smoother feeling in the water on your skin.

“With Davey’s Chloromatic Nipper, pool owners can have that same feeling you might get from a low-salt pool, no matter what type of salt your pool uses, as it allows you to easily balance your chlorine levels at the standard you want. It uses Davey intelligent controls to capture your salt-level data and has different modes for either chlorine boost or chlorine reduction, depending on your pool water needs,” she said.

All modes on the Nipper are energy efficient, meaning that overall household energy consumption costs will not be significantly impacted.

“We know all households are managing rising energy costs, and a pool can sometimes be a big contributor to this. Through market research and customer feedback, pool owners want a chlorinator offering different modes all year round, without being a big energy output. That is what we’ve provided with the Nipper,” Sharon said.

Davey’s Chloromatic Nipper complements other products in the Davey Pool and Spa range, and pairs with the Chloromatic Lifeguard, which offers automated acid dosing, chlorinating, and even pool temperature control.

“For pool owners interested in learning more about Davey’s range of pool and spa products, our extensive dealer network services both metro and regional locations right across the country.”

For more information about Davey’s pool range, head to daveywater.com

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