Floating Bromine Tablet Dispenser-Feeder

AC1001
Floating Bromine Tablet Dispenser-Feeder
loading bromine tablets into Floating Bromine Tablet Dispenser-Feeder
Floating Bromine Tablet Dispenser-Feeder
adjustable release rate
Floating Bromine Tablet Dispenser-Feeder instructions

Floating Bromine Tablet Dispenser-Feeder

AC1001
Regular price $8.95
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High-capacity Floating Bromine/Chlorine Tablet Feeder dispenses sanitizer automatically. Allows user to dial-in and lock desired release rate. Superior construction - for hot tubs & small pools.

  • Accepts tablets up to 1-3/8" diameter
  • Calibrated settings with lock ring
  • Weighted access cap keeps it floating upright

Product notes: Also known as: brominator, chlorinator, chlorine float, bromine float, spa bromine dispenser. Tablets sold separately. Keep a spare on hand.

Floating Tablet Feeder Instructions



California Proposition 65 declaration:
  WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Customer Reviews

Based on 136 reviews
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Brian
Chlorine floater for spa

Perfect, as described !

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Paula A.P.
great item

we have had these before and they are durable and hold up very well.

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Gamma D.
Fairly consistent sanitization

Used in a spa. I like that it holds a good supply of tablets. Unfortunately, sometimes the tablets bind up within the tube limiting their exposure to the water. I do wish there were a way to ""quick release"" the concentric tubes over having to unscrew and then rescrew to the desired amount exposed. It's a bit tedious. Material of construction seems durable, thus far, but use has only been for a month or so thus far. We'll see how it holds up over a few years (unlike its predecessor!).

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David B.
Fairly consistent sanitization

Used in a spa. I like that it holds a good supply of tablets. Unfortunately, sometimes the tablets bind up within the tube limiting their exposure to the water. I do wish there were a way to ""quick release"" the concentric tubes over having to unscrew and then rescrew to the desired amount exposed. It's a bit tedious. Material of construction seems durable, thus far, but use has only been for a month or so thus far. We'll see how it holds up over a few years (unlike its predecessor!).

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Mm
Simply the Best

The best and simplest

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