Pool automation: we see the drift before you do
Filtration, dosing and lighting run from your phone, and probes that alert us the moment something leaves its range. Not a pool with more buttons: a pool that calls you before the water turns.
* Typical electricity saving when replacing a fixed-speed pump with a variable-speed one, running longer filtration hours at low speed. The figure depends on the pump curve and the flow required.
Automation isn't a gadget — it covers the days you aren't there
A pool doesn't go wrong on a Tuesday afternoon with you standing next to it. It goes wrong over the long weekend, in the August heatwave, or across the ten days of holiday when nobody checks the pH. Automating is above all about taking your presence out of the equation: pH and redox probes correcting on their own around the clock, and filtration that adapts without anyone touching a timer.
The connected side adds what wasn't there before: we see it too. With remote monitoring the readings reach us live and any drift raises an alarm — a redox value falling, a doser that isn't responding, a pump that won't start. Most green-water calls could have been avoided three days earlier, and that margin is exactly what this buys.
We work with systems from the manufacturers we already distribute — AstralPool and Fluidra, Hayward, Bayrol — so your control panel doesn't depend on something we invented, and with variable-speed pumps, the one component that pays for the rest of the installation. On robotic cleaners we run our own service workshop: we recommend the one that suits your basin and repair it here, without sending it away.
What we can automate
Control from your phone
Filtration, dosing, lighting and heating in a single app: change schedules, start the pump or shut everything down from wherever you are.
Remote monitoring, 24/7 alarms
Connected pH and redox probes send us readings live. If a value leaves its range the alarm fires and we step in before it shows in the water.
Variable-speed pumps
Filtering longer at lower speed cleans better and uses far less power. It is the piece of automation that pays for itself, and the first we will propose.
Robotic cleaners, serviced in-house
We recommend the robot that matches your basin, not the one with the biggest margin — and when it fails we repair it ourselves rather than shipping it to the factory.
How we work
- 01
Plant room audit
We look at what you have: panel, pump, filtration and dosing. Automation is built on a healthy installation, it doesn't replace one.
- 02
A proposal in layers
We tell you what each piece adds and in what order it makes sense. You can start with automatic pH and add remote monitoring later.
- 03
Installation and app setup
We fit it, connect it, configure the alarm ranges and hand it over with the app running on your phone and the schedules already set.
- 04
Remote follow-up
With the monitoring service we watch the readings and act when an alarm fires. You get the summary; we get the work.
Frequently asked questions
Can I automate a pool that is already built?
Yes, and it is the most common case. Automatic pH and filtration control are added to an existing plant room without building work. What we do check first is the electrical panel: some older ones won't take certain equipment.
What happens if the internet drops or the app stops working?
Nothing serious: the automation is local. The pH probe and dosing pump keep correcting even with no connection; what you lose meanwhile is remote access and alarms, and those come back on their own once the link is restored.
Does remote monitoring mean you can see my pool?
We see the water parameter readings and the status of the equipment, nothing else — no cameras, nothing happening around the basin. That is what lets us warn you before the problem becomes visible.
Robotic or suction pool cleaner?
It depends on the basin and its use: suction cleaners are simple and cheap; robots clean floor and walls independently of the filtration and filter finely. We recommend what suits your pool, not what carries the biggest margin.
Does it work with salt chlorination?
It is the combination that works best. Salt systems depend on pH to produce properly, and automatic pH plus remote monitoring are exactly what keeps them there. Fitted together, you end up with a pool that asks for almost nothing.
Other services you may need
All servicesInstallations
We refurbish existing hydraulic installations and execute third-party projects: filtration, variable-speed pumping, automatic dosing and control. Guaranteed results and consumption under control.
View serviceTechnical service
Personalised advice, after-sales, repairs and spare parts for every brand. We diagnose with instruments — not by swapping parts at random — and leave your equipment running and documented.
View serviceSalt chlorination
It is the service we are asked for most, and it makes sense: with a slight salinity, the pool generates its own disinfectant inside the circuit. No buying chlorine, no carrying it, no storing it. We advise you, size the unit, install it and maintain it.
View serviceWant to see your pool from your phone?
Tell us what's in your plant room and we will propose what to automate first, what can wait, and what each layer costs.