Water is at the heart of every swimming pool, although much of what determines its quality happens out of sight, in the plant room.
Here, filtration and treatment work alongside daily monitoring to maintain suitable swimming conditions.
That is why, in a private home, hotel or wellness space, planning these processes deserves as much attention as choosing materials or designing the lighting.
✅ With this in mind, we developed Pure Pool Technology, our exclusive swimming pool water treatment system at GodoPools.
It combines UV technology, nanocrystals and free radicals generated through automated hydrolysis.
Designed as a chlorine-free and salt-free alternative, its configuration is assessed for each project.
To understand how it works, it helps to look at what each component contributes and why they are used together.
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How does Pure Pool Technology work?
Maintaining water quality means addressing several needs at once:
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- Capturing particles.
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- Controlling microorganisms.
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- Treating contaminants introduced during use.
Pure Pool Technology brings together three complementary processes to address these tasks within a single installation.
➜ UV technology: disinfecting circulating water
UV pool treatment uses ultraviolet radiation to inactivate microorganisms in the water passing through the unit.
Because treatment takes place during this passage, the flow rate and operating conditions need to be set appropriately for the equipment to work effectively.
Within Pure Pool Technology, this process works alongside nanocrystal filtration and free-radical treatment.
UV therefore fulfils a specific role within the system; its effect should not be confused with residual protection that remains throughout the pool water.
➜ Nanocrystals: supporting particle retention
While UV acts on microorganisms passing through the unit, nanocrystal technology is intended to improve particle retention and discourage bacterial growth in the filter medium.
Its role is to help separate suspended impurities from the water as part of the filtration process.
This can support water clarity when the system is correctly sized and maintained.
💡 Even so, clear-looking water still requires appropriate checks, as water quality cannot be assessed by appearance alone.
➜ Free radicals generated through automated hydrolysis
The treatment is completed by free radicals generated through automated hydrolysis, a process intended to break down contaminants in the water.
Their action complements particle retention by nanocrystals and microorganism inactivation through UV.
✅ The value of Pure Pool Technology lies in coordinating these functions around the pool’s needs.
The design therefore needs to consider the water volume, intended use and recirculation conditions, so that the equipment forms a solution suited to the installation.
A chlorine-free and salt-free pool: what does this mean?
People looking for a chlorine-free swimming pool often want a pleasant swimming experience and an alternative to conventional treatments.
Pure Pool Technology addresses this interest through an approach we present at GodoPools as a chlorine-free and salt-free solution.
Its application requires defined operating conditions and an appropriate configuration for each project, while retaining supervision and control of water parameters.
To understand the difference, it helps to compare it with saltwater chlorination.
This method produces chlorine from salt dissolved in the water, so a saltwater pool still uses that disinfectant.
Pure Pool Technology uses the combination described above: UV, nanocrystals and free radicals generated through automated hydrolysis.
Pure Pool Technology and other water treatment options
If you are considering a water treatment system for your pool, you may also have come across options based on ozone or advanced oxidation processes.
Understanding the differences means looking at how each solution treats the water and which technologies it combines.
Ozone pool treatment, for example, uses ozone’s ability to oxidise contaminants within the treatment circuit.
Advanced oxidation processes, known as AOPs, cover different ways of generating highly reactive agents that help break down contaminants.
Some combine UV and ozone, but other configurations are also available.
Pure Pool Technology brings together GodoPools’ exclusive combination of UV, nanocrystals and free radicals generated through automated hydrolysis.
This specific configuration is assessed for each project, taking account of water volume, recirculation and how intensively the pool will be used.
How we adapt Pure Pool Technology to each project
A residential pool used by a family has different requirements from a spa welcoming guests throughout the day.
At GodoPools, we therefore consider water treatment alongside the design and intended operation of each installation.
➜ Residential pools: comfort and clearly defined care
At home, water treatment needs to reflect the habits of the people who enjoy the pool.
Water volume, swimming frequency and periods of lighter use help determine the system configuration and maintenance requirements.
Pure Pool Technology offers a chlorine-free and salt-free approach for homeowners seeking an alternative to conventional treatment.
Its integration is considered during the design stage, with the aim of supporting water quality and swimming comfort while clearly establishing the checks and care the pool will need.
➜ Hotels and spas: responding to everyday use
In hotels and spas, bather numbers can vary considerably throughout the day. These changes affect treatment requirements and need to be considered when selecting equipment and planning its operation.
The integration of Pure Pool Technology is assessed against this demand, the pool’s characteristics and the requirements of the installation.
Alongside equipment sizing, monitoring and maintenance procedures need to be defined so that staff know what to check and how to respond when action is needed.
➜ Wellness spaces: integration throughout the installation
In a wellness project, water care is closely linked to the experience of the space.
Temperature, ventilation and pool conditions all contribute to comfort, so they need to be planned together.
Integrating Pure Pool Technology from the early stages allows space to be allocated for equipment, connections to be planned with the filtration and recirculation circuits, and access to be provided for maintenance.
Treatment then becomes part of both the design and the day-to-day management of the facility.
What maintenance does Pure Pool Technology need?
Once the configuration has been defined, the next step is to establish how the system will be cared for throughout its service life.
Automation helps manage certain processes, but it needs to be accompanied by water quality checks and the inspections specified for each unit.
✅ Maintenance requirements for Pure Pool Technology are determined by the installed components and the way the pool is used.
The plan should cover:
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- The water parameters to be checked and how often checks should take place.
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- Cleaning and inspection tasks for treatment and filtration equipment.
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- Replacement intervals for components such as UV lamps, according to their technical specifications.
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- The responsibilities of the staff or service provider carrying out maintenance.
Planning these tasks during the design stage makes equipment easier to access and helps organise its care.
Recording water and energy consumption alongside maintenance needs also makes it possible to assess the installation’s actual performance and identify opportunities for improvement over time.
Conclusion
Enjoying a swimming pool starts with caring for what is often out of sight: how the water is filtered, how it is treated and how its quality is maintained through everyday use.
Choosing the right system therefore means considering both the installation itself and the needs of the people who swim in it.
At GodoPools, we developed Pure Pool Technology with this in mind, combining UV technology, nanocrystals and free radicals generated through automated hydrolysis.
Our chlorine-free and salt-free approach is assessed for each project, bringing treatment into the design process to support water quality and swimming comfort.
If you are planning a residential pool, hotel or wellness space, explore our water treatment system and speak to our team about how it could be integrated into your project.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
➜ Which technologies does Pure Pool Technology combine?
It combines UV, nanocrystals and free radicals generated through automated hydrolysis. These processes have complementary roles in microorganism inactivation, particle retention and the breakdown of contaminants.
➜ Is it a chlorine-free and salt-free pool system?
This is the approach we offer at GodoPools as a chlorine-free and salt-free alternative. Before installation, the technical team needs to confirm the appropriate configuration and operating conditions for the project, together with the necessary water quality checks.
➜ Is it the same as saltwater chlorination?
No. Saltwater chlorination uses dissolved salt to produce chlorine. Pure Pool Technology uses a combination of UV, nanocrystals and free radicals generated through automated hydrolysis.
➜ What maintenance does it require?
It needs an inspection and maintenance plan based on the installed equipment and its technical instructions. Cleaning, checks and component replacements, including UV lamps, should be specified according to the model and operating conditions.
➜ Can it be used in hotels, spas and private pools?
The system is offered for residential pools, hotels, spas and wellness spaces. Suitability is assessed for each installation, taking account of intended use, equipment sizing and the requirements it needs to meet.
