In 2011, we saw the devastating effects of precursor chemicals when a homemade explosive device was detonated in Oslo, Norway, killing eight people and injuring 90 – with a bomb made using chemicals readily available in Australia.
Three staff members have been released from hospital following respiratory complaints after a chlorine leak at Adelaide’s South Australian Aquatic & Leisure Centre at Oaklands Park.
A Government campaign to stop terrorists accessing potentially dangerous chemicals has targetted chemical retailers, including pool shops.
Chemicals have been used in terrorist attacks throughout the world, and these chemicals are commonly available in domestic, agricultural, veterinary, industrial and beauty products. In many cases, terrorists acquire chemicals from the same locations as the general [...]
AstralPool’s new Opto-mizer is a compact electro mechanical device using electronically controlled optical technology that reads the chlorine level in a pool or spa in real time. Connected to a dosing system, this means perfect sanitisation levels, regardless of bather load or weather conditions.
So the pool owner will no longer need to adjust [...]
