How we take care of water cleanliness at Aquapalace Prague

Jan 1, 2025 – Dec 31, 2029

Cleanliness of the area, water quality, and visitor safety are our top priorities.

Water quality is monitored through several stages – mechanical cleaning using sand filters, followed by disinfection with UV lamps, ozonation, and chlorination.

UV Lamps

• Highly effective photochemical disinfection without changing the organoleptic properties of the water

• Reduces the amount of combined chlorine, destroys bacteria, viruses, and microorganisms, and prevents their reappearance

• Acts locally

• UV lamps are installed in all pool circuits

Ozonation

• Created by electric discharges

• Destroys bacteria and viruses

• Acts in a reactor and is neutralized by an activated carbon destructor

• The conversion of ozone to oxygen is also accelerated by the action of chlorine atoms

Chlorination

• Highly effective and most commonly used disinfection method

• Chlorine is divided into free and combined chlorine

• Long-lasting disinfecting effect

• Destroys bacteria

Water Monitoring

Water is continuously monitored according to Decree 238/2011. Staff conduct regular water tests every 4 hours during operation. Temperature, water pH, and levels of free and combined chlorine are measured.
Additionally, every 14 days, samples from all pools are collected by an external laboratory for microbiological analysis and precise measurement of other water parameters in accordance with Decree 238/2011. The results are forwarded to the Regional Hygiene Station (KHS) for inspection.

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