Chlorinator systems are specialized equipment designed to accurately dose and inject chlorine into water or process streams for effective disinfection, oxidation, and purification. Widely used in water treatment plants, swimming pools, chemical processing, and industrial applications, these systems ensure controlled chlorine delivery to eliminate harmful microorganisms and maintain water quality standards.
A typical chlorinator system consists of chlorine cylinders, pressure regulators, vacuum regulators, flow meters, injectors, and control panels that work together to provide precise chlorine dosing. Vacuum-operated chlorinators are commonly preferred because they enhance safety by preventing gas leakage and ensuring chlorine is drawn only when the system is operational. The use of corrosion-resistant materials further improves durability and performance in chlorine-handling environments.
