All posts tagged "aquatics"
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Upkeep Your Aquatics Facility
Imminent danger of catastrophic failure. That was the evaluation the University of Houston’s aquatics facility received in 2011 after it started replacing valves in the...
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Counsilman-Hunsaker Collaborates with the Red Cross
To further promote safety and compliance within the aquatic industry, the American Red Cross and Counsilman-Hunsaker have collaborated to offer a cutting-edge, customizable web-based application...
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Smarter Onsite Chlorine Generator Manages Water and TDS
Initial cost is just one factor when specifying and approving a new onsite chlorine generation system. In addition to normal maintenance and supply costs and...
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A Culture of Aquatics Cleanliness at Illinois
Cleanliness is important in every rec center, but it’s arguably most critical in the aquatics facilities. No one wants to swim in a dirty pool,...
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Keeping the Water Clear
This may sound like a no-brainer, but it’s important to keep your pools clean. Besides keeping your aquatics facility visually appealing, pool cleanliness — or...
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A VFD Saves Energy and Extends Pool Pump Motor Life
Pool pumps consume a vast amount of energy. To reduce costs associated with water circulation, Variable Frequency Drives are now available to lower consumption that...
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Inspect Perimeter and Deck Grating Before Winterizing Pools
For those who live in the north, the end of summer signals the time to begin shutting down an aquatic facility for the winter. Winterizing...
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Aquatics Programming Drives Engagement at UCF
Before the weather turns frosty, aquatics programming can be used to great effect in engaging students. To make aquatics programming work for you doesn’t require...
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Counsilman-Hunsaker and NSPF Recipients of First-of-its-Kind Certification
Counsilman-Hunsaker and the National Swimming Pool Foundation® (NSPF) – regarded as leading experts in the fields of commercial swimming pool design, operation, and maintenance, and...
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Be Safe or Dive Trying
Everyone knows the “safety first” rule in rec centers, but this rule is never more critical than in your aquatics center, since safety — or...
