Waterlink’s commercial pool filtration control panels are engineered to simplify and improve plantroom operation. Whether you’re outfitting a new facility or upgrading existing equipment, our filtration sub-boards deliver efficient, reliable, and consistent water management across commercial aquatic environments.
Builder packages can include complete design and construction for installation. Automating key tasks—such as backwashing, pool make-up, chemical dosing, and VSD control—helps save time, water, chemicals, and operational costs while reducing human error in the plantroom.
Systems can be custom-designed or adapted from our stock range. Contact us for further information.
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What does a filtration sub-board do in a commercial pool?
A filtration sub-board automates and controls essential plantroom functions such as pumps, filters, backwashing, VSD operation, and auxiliary equipment—ensuring efficient and consistent filtration performance.
Can filtration control panels integrate with existing plantroom equipment?
Yes. Waterlink’s filtration sub-boards integrate with most commercial pool electrical control systems, including pumps, filters, chemical dosing, and onsite chlorine generation.
Are filtration sub-boards suitable for both new builds and upgrades?
Absolutely. They can be installed as part of new facility construction or retrofitted into existing plantrooms to improve automation and operational reliability.
What levels of automation are available?
Systems can include automated backwashing, chemical dosing control, VSD management, pool make-up control, and programmable auxiliary functions—customised to each facility’s needs.
Do you offer custom-designed filtration control panels?
Yes. Waterlink provides both custom-built and stock-range filtration sub-boards, allowing facilities to choose a solution that fits their layout, equipment, and operational requirements.
