Jesus Leza- Supervisor for Mechanical Maintenance, City of San Antonio.

Mr. Brad Croft last year introduced to us his Salt Chlorine Converter System. We tested his equipment for one entire month. In general the salt chlorine converter system performed for the entire month in a very efficient and excellent manner. The swimming pool was filled with water and Mr. Croft added the necessary granular salt before the activation of his equipment. The PH was balanced with CO2 gas.

During the month process, I was taking daily manual readings and for the entire month the Cl was 3.0 + and the Ph 7.6 average. He also connected the equipment to the world web and we have the capability to monitor the system at any given time and from any computer. The system had capability to give us warnings about any fluctuation in chemicals injection. The equipment had also the capability to do alternative via world web. The equipment in its initial part may be expensive but, in the long run it would generate money savings for its efficiency during its use. Other features that his equipment provides is it