Ever notice the water in your swimming pool decreases over time? Don’t worry, the gradual loss of water in your swimming pool is expected and a universal occurrence. The loss of water in your pool can occur for many reasons: wind, evaporation, water leak, poor pool construction, frequent backwashing, and water that splashes out of the pool. In past years, pool owners had to monitor their pools to ensure the water was at safe levels for equipment operation. Luckily for us, there are now more efficient and easier ways to do this. Automatic swimming pool water leveler systems were designed for this very reason.

Water loss can be detrimental to your pool once it becomes extreme. First, water loss can shift the balance of pool chemistry and ultimately affect the cleanliness and quality of your water.
Additionally, water loss can cause damage to the rest of your pool equipment once it drops below the skimmer inlets and air is sucked into the system. Pool owners may not recognize the loss until the problems become advanced because water loss can be very gradual.

Automatic swimming pool water leveler systems are designed to automatically adjust the water level of swimming pools. A pool leveler is a great addition that protects your investment. Many leveler systems simply connect to a residential garden hose while others come with their own control box and solenoid valve.
Leveler systems have a float mechanism that monitors water levels. Once it gets too low, water is automatically added to the pool until it reaches safe levels again. This rids the need for pool owners to check their pool weekly for water loss.  Some leveler systems are designed to have dual fills. If you own a pool and a spa, you now can purchase one automatic fill system that will monitor both.

Conserves Power

• Because water levels are automatically controlled, the amount of electrical energy used is limited.
• Less water and power used to regulate the water supply

Saves Money

• Conserved power = Saved money
• Water regulation is optimized through leveler systems
• Wasted water and power is kept at minimum
• Tons of saving over years from equipment and chemical preservation

Saves Time

• Because it is automatic, it diminishes the need to check water levels weekly
• Works on its own with automatic sensors

Water Usage

• Leveler systems maximize water usage
• Often times pumps get more use during the day allowing the leveler system to provide more water throughout the day than at night.