Clear Comfort CCW100 Dual AOP System for Commercial Spas & Small Commercial Pools
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Clear Comfort CCW100 Dual Commercial AOP System
The Clear Comfort CCW100 Dual is a hydroxyl-based Advanced Oxidation Process system designed for commercial spas, small commercial pools, splash pads, therapy pools, and other higher-demand aquatic applications.
Its dual-system configuration provides increased oxidation capacity compared with a single residential CCW100 while helping reduce chlorine demand, combined chlorine, odors, and other unwanted disinfection by-products.
The CCW100 Dual operates alongside the facility’s required primary sanitizer and circulation system as supplemental or secondary water treatment.
Why You’ll Love It
- Designed for commercial spas and small pools
- Suitable for splash pads and therapy applications
- Dual CCW100 configuration for increased treatment capacity
- Patented hydroxyl-based AOP technology
- Helps reduce chlorine use
- Helps reduce combined chlorine and disinfection by-products
- Supports improved water and surrounding air quality
- Works alongside chlorine or bromine sanitation
- Multiple installation configurations available
- 10–12 LPM required treatment-air flow
- Simple visual system-status lights
- Annual cartridge exchange
- Made in the USA
- Five-year limited system warranty
- Eligible for Clear Comfort’s 90-day money-back guarantee when registered before purchase
Commercial Supplemental Water Treatment
The CCW100 Dual is intended to supplement—not replace—the facility’s required primary sanitizer.
Clear Comfort’s AOP technology generates hydroxyl radicals that rapidly oxidize contaminants introduced by swimmers and the surrounding environment.
The system can help reduce the burden placed on chlorine or bromine by addressing:
- Organic contaminants
- Combined chlorine
- Chloramine-related odors
- Oils and lotions
- Other oxidizable contaminants
- Disinfection by-products associated with traditional sanitation
Required sanitizer residuals, water chemistry, turnover, filtration, and operating procedures must continue to meet applicable health codes and facility requirements.
Best Applications
The CCW100 Dual is designed for smaller commercial aquatic environments, including:
- Commercial spas
- Hotel and resort spas
- Therapy and rehabilitation pools
- Fitness and athletic recovery pools
- Small commercial swimming pools
- Splash pads
- Apartment and multifamily pools
- HOA aquatic facilities
- Health clubs
- Universities and schools
- Boutique hospitality facilities
Final system selection should be based on facility type, circulation design, bather load, operating hours, water volume, sanitizer demand, and installation method.
Dual-System Configuration
The CCW100 Dual uses two CCW100 AOP systems together to provide greater treatment capacity for commercial applications.
Each unit includes its own control and cartridge section with individual operating-status indicators. The two systems work together through a shared commercial injection configuration.
Both systems must be powered, operating properly, and supplied with the required air flow for the installation to perform as designed.
Required Air Flow
The CCW100 Dual requires a combined treatment-air flow of:
- Minimum: 10 LPM
- Maximum: 12 LPM
The air-flow meter should be used during installation and routine inspections to verify that the system remains within this range.
Insufficient air flow can reduce system performance. Causes may include:
- Restricted air tubing
- Improper valve adjustment
- Dirty filtration equipment
- Low circulation speed
- Injection-system restriction
- Incorrect installation
- Air-compressor or Venturi issues
Air flow should be checked after pump-speed changes, plumbing modifications, filter service, or unexpected water-quality changes.
Available Installation Methods
The CCW100 Dual can be integrated using a compatible commercial injection method selected for the facility’s plumbing and hydraulic design.
Possible configurations include:
- Diffuser rod installation in the main return line
- Surge-pit diffuser installation
- Venturi-based injection
- Active air-compressor-assisted injection
Not every installation method is appropriate for every facility. Clear Comfort or a qualified commercial aquatic professional should review the system layout before installation.
Diffuser Rod Installation
A diffuser rod may be installed in the main return plumbing after the filter and heater and before the chlorine-injection point.
A compatible commercial diffuser installation may include:
- Diffuser rod
- Air check valve
- Air tubing
- Air compressor
- Air-flow meter
- Flow switch
- Junction box
- Required electrical and plumbing materials
The flow switch helps prevent the AOP system from operating without water circulation.
The Clear Comfort system should generally be mounted within 15 feet of the diffuser, with air tubing kept as short as practical.
Surge-Pit Installation
Facilities with a surge pit may use one or more submerged diffusers to introduce treated air into the water.
The diffuser should be positioned:
- Near the point where water enters the surge pit
- Away from the circulation-pump suction
- Where bubbles can disperse effectively
- In a location that remains accessible for service
Surge-pit designs vary significantly. Clear Comfort recommends reviewing the proposed installation with its commercial support team before proceeding.
Typical Equipment Sequence
For an inline commercial installation, the general equipment sequence is:
Pool or Spa → Pump → Filter → Heater → Clear Comfort Injection Point → Chlorine Injection → Return to Pool or Spa
Chemical-feeding equipment should be installed according to Clear Comfort’s instructions, the chemical-equipment manufacturer’s requirements, and applicable health codes.
System Status Lights
Each CCW100 system includes visual operating and cartridge-status indicators.
- Green light: System is powered and operating properly
- Yellow light: Cartridge has reached approximately 80% of its expected life and replacement should be ordered
- Red light: Cartridge has reached the end of its expected service life and must be exchanged
- Flashing red light: System requires manufacturer support or troubleshooting
- Blue light: Cartridge operation indicator that should remain illuminated during normal operation
Both systems should be checked during routine facility inspections.
Commercial Cartridge Maintenance
Routine CCW100 Dual maintenance consists primarily of exchanging the two cartridges.
Clear Comfort identifies this as a simple annual service process that does not require specialized tools or extensive training.
The general process includes:
- Turn off both Clear Comfort systems
- Disconnect cartridge cables
- Remove air tubing
- Release and remove both cartridges
- Install the replacement cartridges
- Reconnect the tubing and cables
- Restore power
- Verify system-status lights
- Adjust total air flow to 10–12 LPM
- Return used cartridges through Clear Comfort’s exchange and recycling process
Actual replacement timing depends on operating hours and system-status indicators.
Water Chemistry and Facility Operation
The CCW100 Dual does not replace routine commercial pool operation.
Facilities must continue to maintain:
- Required sanitizer residual
- Proper pH
- Code-compliant turnover
- Effective filtration
- Balanced water chemistry
- Routine testing and documentation
- Proper bather-load management
- Scheduled cleaning and maintenance
- Required emergency and safety procedures
Commercial chemistry requirements vary by jurisdiction and facility type. Always follow local health-code requirements.
Electrical Requirements
Commercial CCW100 Dual installations may require:
- GFCI-protected 120V electrical supply
- Junction box
- Flow switch
- Air compressor
- Grounding
- Watertight conduit and fittings
- Control that prevents operation without circulation
Exact requirements depend on the selected installation kit and facility configuration.
Electrical work must be completed by a qualified professional in accordance with the installation documents and applicable codes.
What to Confirm Before Ordering
Before ordering the CCW100 Dual, confirm:
- Facility type
- Pool, spa, or splash-pad volume
- Bather load
- Circulation flow
- Turnover rate
- Primary sanitizer
- Existing chemical-feed equipment
- Filtration system
- Heater location
- Available injection point
- Surge-pit availability
- Electrical supply
- Space for two CCW100 systems
- Required installation kit
- Local health-code requirements
- Clear Comfort sizing approval
Commercial applications should be reviewed with Clear Comfort before equipment is ordered or installed.
Warranty
The current Clear Comfort commercial warranty provides:
- Five-year limited warranty on the CCW100 Dual system
- One-year limited warranty on replacement cartridges and cylinders
Coverage applies to the original purchaser and is subject to proper registration, installation, operation, electrical supply, maintenance, and Clear Comfort’s complete warranty terms.
Freight, removal, reinstallation, access, labor, and related expenses may not be covered.
90-Day Money-Back Guarantee
The CCW100 Dual is eligible for Clear Comfort’s limited 90-day money-back guarantee.
To qualify, the purchaser must register for the guarantee before purchasing the system. Additional conditions and return requirements apply.
The guarantee should not be represented as automatic unless the customer has completed the required pre-purchase registration.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CCW100 Dual designed for?
It is designed for commercial spas, small commercial pools, splash pads, therapy pools, and similar higher-demand aquatic applications.
Is it simply two CCW100 residential systems?
It uses two CCW100-style systems together, but it is configured and installed as a commercial supplemental-treatment system with higher required air flow and commercial injection options.
Does it replace chlorine or bromine?
No. It operates alongside the facility’s required primary sanitizer and helps reduce the oxidation burden placed on that sanitizer.
What air flow is required?
The required combined air-flow range is 10–12 LPM.
How is treated air introduced into the water?
Depending on the facility, the system may use a diffuser rod, surge-pit diffuser, Venturi, or active air-compressor-assisted injection.
How often are the cartridges exchanged?
The cartridges are generally exchanged annually, based on operating hours and system-status lights.
Can it be installed on a residential pool?
The CCW100 Dual is positioned primarily for commercial spas and small commercial aquatic facilities. A residential CCW100 is generally more appropriate for medium-to-large residential pools unless Clear Comfort recommends otherwise.
Does the system reduce combined chlorine?
Clear Comfort positions its commercial AOP systems to help reduce combined chlorine and other disinfection by-products when properly sized, installed, and operated.
Is professional installation required?
Yes. Commercial hydraulic, electrical, air-flow, sanitation, and health-code requirements should be addressed by qualified professionals.
Does Clear Comfort need to approve the application?
Commercial sizing and installation should be reviewed with Clear Comfort before purchase to confirm the correct system and injection method.
Need Help With Commercial Sizing?
Contact Summit Pool Supply for help gathering facility information and coordinating commercial system selection with Clear Comfort.
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