Fusion 44x

Fusion 44x vs conventional chlorine treatment

A conventionally chlorinated pool relies on continuous chemical dosing to stay sanitary. A Fusion 44x pool is brought into balance, the existing chlorine is allowed to dissipate, and the system then holds the water in a stable, chemical-free state. The table below sets out how the two approaches differ day to day.

	Conventional chlorine pool	Fusion 44x pool
Sanitisation method	Ongoing chlorine dosing to maintain a free-chlorine residual.	Chemical-free treatment; chlorine dosing stopped once activated.
Free chlorine target	A maintained free-chlorine residual at all times.	As close to 0 ppm as possible (max ≤ 0.5 ppm at activation).
Day-to-day intervention	Regular chemical top-ups and testing to hold the chlorine level.	Low-intervention upkeep once the water is balanced and stable.
Water stability	Depends on consistent, correct dosing.	Stable, balanced water with reduced scaling and maintenance issues.
Getting started	Dosing begins immediately.	Existing chlorine dissipates naturally first (typically 7–10 days), then the system is activated.
Larger pools (over 130 m³)	Scaled by dose volume.	Two Fusion units are necessary above 130 m³.

The result is a faster transition to a consistent, low-intervention, chlorine-free water environment — with stable performance, reduced scaling, and fewer ongoing maintenance issues than a continuously dosed pool.