Plant-room log
A log the operator can show NSW Health
Readings, equipment register, service records, monthly export. Monitoring only — it never changes a set-point. Ask for access.
What it does
| For | What they see |
|---|---|
| Technicians | A phone form: readings checked against the NSW limits as they are typed; service and fault records; equipment register |
| Operators and facility managers | Each pool's latest free chlorine, combined chlorine, pH, temperature; 7- and 30-day trends; open service items |
| AquaX | Across sites: what needs attention, what is due, lamp hours, probe age |
What it never does
It does not change a set-point, start a pump or dose anything. It reads; people decide. The data belongs to the facility operator and exports to CSV at any time.
Limits used
Public Health Regulation 2022 Schedule 1 and the NSW Health Guidelines of 12 August 2026: free chlorine minima by pool type and pH; combined chlorine 1.0 mg/L; pH 7.0–7.8; alkalinity 80–200 mg/L; cyanuric acid outdoor only, 50 mg/L maximum; temperature 38 °C maximum; turbidity below 1.0 NTU.
Access is by invitation while it is in its first version. Ask us and we will set up your sites.
Tell us about your plant room
One email with the facility type, number of pools and what controls the chemistry today is enough to start.