Clear Comfort CCW300 AOP System for Medium Commercial Pools & Splash Pads
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Clear Comfort CCW300 Commercial AOP System
The Clear Comfort CCW300 is a hydroxyl-based Advanced Oxidation Process supplemental sanitation system designed for medium commercial pools, splash pads, spas, therapy pools, and other higher-demand aquatic facilities.
With treatment capability for water flow rates up to 700 GPM, the CCW300 helps reduce chlorine demand, combined chlorine, chemical odors, and other disinfection by-products while supporting improved water and surrounding air quality.
The system operates alongside the facility’s required primary sanitizer, filtration, and circulation equipment.
Why You’ll Love It
- Designed for medium commercial pools and splash pads
- Treats water flow rates up to 700 GPM
- Patented hydroxyl-based AOP technology
- Helps reduce chlorine and other chemical consumption
- Helps reduce combined chlorine and disinfection by-products
- Supports improved water and surrounding air quality
- Proven supplemental protection against chlorine-resistant Cryptosporidium
- Works alongside existing primary sanitation systems
- Flexible inline, surge-pit, or Venturi installation options
- Wall- or pole-mountable enclosure
- Quick annual cartridge exchange
- Low 40-watt power consumption
- NSF/ANSI 50 certified
- UL certified
- EPA establishment registered
- Made in the USA
- Five-year limited system warranty
- Eligible for a pre-registered 90-day money-back guarantee
Commercial Supplemental Sanitation
The CCW300 supplements the facility’s required chlorine, bromine, or other approved primary sanitizer.
Clear Comfort’s patented technology generates hydroxyl radicals that oxidize contaminants introduced by bathers and the surrounding environment.
The system helps reduce the oxidation burden placed on the primary sanitizer by addressing:
- Organic contaminants
- Combined chlorine
- Chloramine-related odors
- Oils and lotions
- Other oxidizable contaminants
- Disinfection by-products
- Chlorine-resistant microorganisms
Required sanitizer residuals, filtration, turnover, testing, documentation, and operating procedures must continue to meet applicable health-code requirements.
Best Applications
The CCW300 is designed for medium commercial aquatic facilities, including:
- Commercial swimming pools
- Hotels and resorts
- Schools and universities
- Recreation centers
- YMCAs and health clubs
- Multifamily and HOA pools
- Splash pads
- Therapy and rehabilitation pools
- Commercial spas
- Athletic training facilities
- Municipal aquatic centers
- Smaller water attractions
Final system selection should account for water flow, volume, turnover, bather load, operating hours, sanitizer demand, and installation configuration.
System Specifications
- Model: CCW300
- Application: Medium commercial pools and splash pads
- Technology: Hydroxyl-based Advanced Oxidation Process
- Maximum treated water flow: 700 GPM
- Recommended treatment-air flow: 23–28 LPM
- Electrical supply: 120V or 240V, 60 Hz
- Electrical rating at 120V: 1.5A
- Electrical rating at 240V: 0.75A
- Approximate power consumption: 40 watts
- Current-sensor operating range: 0.25A–15A
- Product dimensions: 25 inches high × 30 inches wide × 25 inches deep
- Product weight: Approximately 40 lb.
- Mounting configuration: Wall or pole mounted
- Included power cord: 10 feet
- Recommended ambient temperature: 40°F–90°F
- Maximum recommended distance from injection point: 15 feet
- Maximum operating water pressure: 50 PSI
- Enclosure rating: NEMA 3R
- Country of manufacture: USA
The CCW300 should operate only while the circulation pump is running.
Chemical and Chloramine Reduction
Clear Comfort reports that properly sized and operated commercial AOP systems can help facilities:
- Reduce chlorine and other chemical use by approximately 30%–50%
- Reduce disinfection by-products by approximately 50%–90%
- Improve combined-chlorine control
- Improve water clarity and swimmer comfort
- Reduce chemical odors
- Reduce chemical handling and storage demands
These are manufacturer-reported ranges. Actual results depend on facility conditions, system sizing, circulation, filtration, water chemistry, bather load, installation, and operating practices.
Cryptosporidium Protection
Clear Comfort reports third-party university testing demonstrating a 99.99% reduction of chlorine-resistant Cryptosporidium.
The CCW300 remains a supplemental sanitation system. Facilities must continue following all required primary-sanitation, testing, response, and health-code procedures.
Flexible Installation Options
The CCW300 can be integrated using several commercial injection methods:
- Inline diffuser rod
- Surge-pit diffuser
- Venturi injection
- Air-compressor-assisted injection
The appropriate installation method depends on plumbing configuration, circulation flow, surge-pit design, available equipment space, and hydraulic conditions.
Commercial sizing and installation should be reviewed with Clear Comfort or a qualified aquatic professional before purchase.
Inline Diffuser Installation
An inline diffuser rod may be installed in the main return plumbing after the filter and heater and before the chlorine-injection point.
A compatible inline installation kit may include:
- Diffuser rod
- Air check valve
- Air tubing
- Air-compressor enclosure
- Flow switch
- Junction box
- Flow meter
- Installation hardware
The flow switch helps prevent the CCW300 from operating without water circulation.
The system should generally be mounted within 15 feet of the diffuser, with the air tubing kept as short and direct as practical.
Surge-Pit Installation
Facilities with a surge pit may introduce treated air through submerged diffusers.
For the CCW300, the surge-pit installation commonly uses multiple diffusers connected through a splitter.
Diffusers should generally be positioned:
- Near the point where water enters the surge pit
- Away from circulation-pump suction
- Where bubbles can disperse effectively
- Where the system remains accessible for service
Surge-pit layouts vary considerably. The proposed installation should be reviewed before the required components are ordered.
Typical Plumbing Sequence
For an inline commercial installation, the general equipment sequence is:
Pool → Pump → Filter → Heater → Clear Comfort Injection Point → Chlorine Injection → Return to Pool
Chemical-feeding equipment should remain downstream of the Clear Comfort injection point unless an approved system design specifies otherwise.
Air-Flow Requirements
The CCW300 requires approximately 23–28 LPM of treatment-air flow.
Air flow should be confirmed:
- During initial installation
- After cartridge exchange
- After pump-speed changes
- After plumbing modifications
- After filter maintenance
- When sanitation performance changes unexpectedly
Insufficient air flow can result from tubing restrictions, incorrect valve adjustment, low circulation, dirty filters, air-compressor issues, or improper injection placement.
Included Standard Components
Clear Comfort lists the following standard components with the commercial system:
- CCW300 commercial AOP system
- 10-foot power cord
- Venturi injector
- 15 feet of ¼-inch air tubing
- Air check valve
Inline diffuser and surge-pit installation kits include additional components and may be ordered according to the facility’s installation requirements.
Mounting hardware, electrical materials, and site-specific plumbing components may be required separately.
System Status Indicators
The CCW300 enclosure provides access to system power, cartridge-status indicators, air-flow components, and internal service components.
Status lights should be inspected during routine facility checks.
The cartridge status helps facility staff determine when annual replacement is approaching or required. Clear Comfort support should be contacted when an unfamiliar warning or fault condition appears.
Annual Cartridge Maintenance
The primary routine system maintenance is an annual cartridge exchange.
The process generally includes:
- Turn off the CCW300
- Disconnect the cartridge connections
- Remove the air tubing
- Release and remove the existing cartridge
- Install the replacement cartridge
- Reconnect tubing and electrical connections
- Restore power
- Verify the system-status indicators
- Adjust treatment-air flow to 23–28 LPM
- Return the used cartridge through Clear Comfort’s exchange process
The exchange requires no lamps, specialized tools, or extended facility downtime.
Actual replacement timing should follow operating hours, cartridge status, and Clear Comfort’s service schedule.
Electrical Requirements
The CCW300 operates on either 120V or 240V, 60 Hz power.
Commercial electrical installation may require:
- GFCI-protected electrical supply
- Proper grounding
- Flow switch
- Junction box
- Air compressor
- Current-sensor connection
- Watertight fittings and strain reliefs
- Controls that prevent operation without circulation
The system may be connected to the circuit controlling the circulation pump or plugged into a suitable GFCI-protected outlet.
Electrical installation must be completed by a qualified professional according to the unit specification label and applicable codes.
Installation Requirements
Before installation, confirm:
- The facility falls within the CCW300 application range
- Water flow does not exceed 700 GPM
- Required 23–28 LPM air flow can be achieved
- System water pressure does not exceed 50 PSI
- The unit can be installed in a clean, protected area
- Ambient temperature remains between 40°F and 90°F
- The system can be mounted within 15 feet of the injection point
- Adequate wall or pole support is available
- Proper electrical service is available
- A suitable injection location exists after the heater
- Chemical injection remains properly positioned downstream
- Water quality is within normal operating ranges before startup
- The filtration and circulation systems meet required turnover rates
Professional commercial installation is required.
Certifications
The CCW300 carries current manufacturer-listed certifications and registrations including:
- NSF/ANSI 50 certification
- UL File No. E482558
- Canadian water-treatment equipment certification
- EPA Establishment No. 91122-CO-3
Certification scope and installation requirements should be reviewed for each regulated facility.
Warranty
The current Clear Comfort commercial warranty provides:
- Five-year limited warranty on the CCW300 system
- One-year limited warranty on the replacement cartridge
Coverage applies to the original purchaser and is subject to proper registration, installation, electrical supply, operation, maintenance, and Clear Comfort’s complete warranty terms.
Freight, removal, reinstallation, site access, labor, and related expenses may not be covered.
90-Day Money-Back Guarantee
The CCW300 may qualify for Clear Comfort’s limited 90-day money-back guarantee.
The purchaser must register before purchasing the system, and additional terms apply. The guarantee should not be represented as automatic unless the required pre-purchase registration has been completed.
What to Confirm Before Ordering
Before ordering the CCW300, confirm:
- Facility type
- Pool or splash-pad volume
- Maximum circulation flow
- Turnover rate
- Bather load
- Primary sanitizer
- Existing chemical-feed system
- Filtration type
- Heater location
- Available injection point
- Surge-pit availability
- Electrical supply
- Mounting location
- Required installation kit
- Local health-code requirements
- Clear Comfort sizing approval
Commercial sizing and installation should be reviewed with Clear Comfort before purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CCW300 designed for?
The CCW300 is designed for medium commercial pools, splash pads, spas, therapy pools, and similar aquatic facilities.
What is the maximum treated water flow?
The published maximum water-flow rate is 700 GPM.
What is the difference between the CCW300A and CCW300?
The CCW300A is intended for entry commercial applications and treats up to 350 GPM. The CCW300 is intended for medium commercial applications and treats up to 700 GPM.
Does the CCW300 replace chlorine or bromine?
No. It supplements the required primary sanitizer and helps reduce the oxidation burden placed on it.
How much air flow does it require?
The recommended treatment-air flow is 23–28 LPM.
How is it installed?
The system may use an inline diffuser, surge-pit diffuser, Venturi, or air-compressor-assisted injection configuration.
How much power does it use?
The CCW300 uses approximately 40 watts.
Can it be mounted on a wall?
Yes. The CCW300 can be mounted on a wall or pole in a clean, protected location.
How often is the cartridge exchanged?
The cartridge is generally exchanged annually through a quick process that requires no lamps or specialized tools.
Does it help reduce combined chlorine?
Yes. Clear Comfort positions the CCW300 to help reduce combined chlorine and other disinfection by-products when correctly sized, installed, and operated.
Does Clear Comfort need to review the facility?
Yes. Commercial sizing and installation should be reviewed before ordering to confirm the correct system and injection method.
Need Help With Commercial Sizing?
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