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Holiday Park Let Hot Tubs – What is HSG282


Holiday hot tubs HSG282 – What is it and does it apply to me?





Holiday Let and Holiday Park hot tubs – HSG282 – Important Government Health And Safety Executive Guidelines you may need to be aware of.





HSG282 applies to Domestic-type spa pools – used as a business activity. Section 76 reads:-





’76 Domestic-type spa pools and hot tubs used as part of a business activity (eg in a holiday park rental unit or hotel bedroom(s) with their own dedicated spa, or as part of a rental agreement for a single family or group use) are subject to the general duties under the HSW Act.





Section 101 of this publication reads:-





‘101 Domestic-type systems used as part of a business activity are typically disinfected using bromine or chlorine through the use of an inline disinfectant feeder.’









Where can I get a full copy of this publication?





Follow the link below to view / download a copy of the HSG282 publication.





www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/hsg282.htm





Darlly Sanistream inline dosing filters satisfy demands of HSG282





The Darlly Sanistream inline dosing filters used with a dosing pod (SC815) and chlorine or bromine tablets will satisfy the demands of the HSE guidelines stated in HSG 282 with regards to inline chlorine or bromine feeders/dispensers.





Darlly Sanistream® filters





Our revolutionary Sanistream® Direct filtration system combines the world’s finest hot tub filters with a safe, convenient and effective sanitiser dispenser to give an integrated spa water treatment system. Sanistream® is suitable for domestic hot tubs and additionally allows compliance with Section 76 of HSG282 regulations for hot tubs installed in holiday let units. 





Darlly Sanistream filters and SpaPod<br />
Darlly Sanistream filter with SpaPod








DL815 SpaPod





 The SpaPod is designed for use in Darlly Sanistream® filters. The SpaPod simply twist clicks into place on the bottom of the Darlly SaniStream filter lid. The Pod is a watertight canister pod capable of holding 5-6 chlorine or bromine tablets with a controllable flow output. Tablets should last 2-3 weeks in normal operation. 





Darlly DL815 SpaPod<br />
Darlly DL815 SpaPod








Where can I find more information about Darlly filters?





Follow the links below for more information about Darlly inline sanitisation and our range of Sanistream filters:-





For inline sanitisation:- filtercare.darlly.eu/2022/07/19/inline-sanitisation-darlly-sanistream-and-spapod-what-does-it-all-mean/





To view the Darlly range of Sanistream filters:- darlly.eu/filters/sanistream-spa-filters





To view how to easy the Sanistream filters are to use:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYotQ3dny8w





Not sure of which filter you require? Head to or Filter Finder for help.





If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to get in contact. We will do our best to help you.





Happy Hot Tubbing!





The Darlly Team






How should I look after my holiday let hot tub filters? – Holiday Let


Holiday Lets hot tubs require a higher level of maintenance, service and monitoring than your domestic hot tub. Completely looking after and properly maintaining holiday let hot tubs is beyond the scope of this topic. Today, we’re just discussing the filter aspect of hot tub care and the advantages and cost benefits of using quality filters. Also included here are a couple of pointers towards the care of hot tubs in a commercial environment





To clean and inspect your filter cartridges





Cartridge filter – Definition: A replaceable filter used in domestic-type spa pools and constructed from pleated paper or wound fibres, through which water is passed for filtration. 





Remove the pleated filter cartridge and soak in a specific Cartridge Cleaner that is both acidic and a degreaser. This avoids the need for “Hosing off” with its attendant Legionella Risk from aerosolised water droplets. Gently wash off the Cartridge and then allow to dry. Hence the need for 2 sets of filter cartridges. NB: Do not use a pressure washer for this task and ensure that the power to the hot tub is turned off while the filter is removed from the hot tub. See also our topic ‘How to clean a hot tub filter’ in the ‘Filter care’ section of our website.





Top Tip: Given that it is necessary to allow a cleaned and rinsed filter to dry out before returning it to the hot tub, it is a good practice to have a spare second set of filters so that whilst one set is being cleaned, rinsed, and dried, the second set is in the hot tub filtering the water. This ensures that you can minimise cleaning downtime and the hot tub experience can be enjoyed whilst the removed filters are being cleaned. 





As with most things in life, high quality products often prove to be a more cost effective solution by being more efficient and having a long service life than a cheap product. A high-quality Darlly filter with durable and efficient filter material provides you with the quality water filtration that you and your customers demand and deserve enhancing enjoyment of the holiday hot tub experience.  





The winner of the Spa Product Of The Year Gold Award at the 2018 UK Pool & Spa Awards in Birmingham by Darlly marked the latest milestone in the rise of Darlly Europe’s unique and ground-breaking SaniStream® Direct Line Filtration system. The SaniStream system, is a high quality Darlly hot tub filter, combined with an adjustable and refillable chlorine or bromine tablet erosion feeder, called SpaPod®, to make a highly effective combined, integrated hot tub water treatment system. The SaniStream® system offers a solution to the problem posed to holiday let owners and operators by Section 76 of health and safety guidelines, HSG282, which states that hot tubs installed in a setting where used ‘… as part of a business activity (e.g. in a holiday park rental unit or hotel bedroom(s) with their own dedicated spa, or as part of a rental agreement for a single family or group use)’ must be ‘disinfected using bromine or chlorine through the use of an in-line disinfectant feeder’.





The big issue with Sec. 76 of HSG282 is that few hot tubs sold on the UK market feature inline disinfectant feeders. Worse still, HSG282 made no legacy-exemption provision, meaning many thousands of hot tubs already in the field became non-compliant overnight. 





Find out more information about complete hot tub care, including water care by following the links below.





www.bishta.co.uk    British and Irish Spa and Hot Tub association.





https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/hsg282.htm   The HSE guidelines for hot tubs.





Excerpt below is on P.22 of the above document.





Domestic-type spa pools – used as a business activity 





76. Domestic-type spa pools or hot tubs used as part of a business activity (eg in a holiday park rental unit or hotel bedroom(s) with their own dedicated spa, or as part of a rental agreement for a single family or group use) are subject to the general duties under the HSW Act. There is a legal requirement for these systems to be managed and controlled in proportion to the risk and the risk assessment should consider the type of pool and its use. Domestic-type spa pools are for use by a small, discrete group of people at any one time and are typically: 





–  of either a rigid or inflatable/foam-filled structure with freeboard and skimmer. 





  systems where the water should be changed after each rental/week, whichever is the shorter. 





  disinfected using bromine or chlorine through the use of an inline disinfectant feeder. 





Filtration 





95. Filtration is necessary to ensure adequate water clarity can be maintained through the removal of suspended particulate matter/debris in the water. Filtration is a means of entrapping particles mechanically and/or through absorption onto a filter medium. There are several types of system in common use and the choice of system type and size should reflect the anticipated type of use, circulation rate and bather load. Spa pools will typically only require one filtration system but multiple units and types in sequence may be appropriate, depending upon the local circumstances.





Cartridge filters – Cartridge filters are systems of tightly packed filter media such as fibreglass or paper in a demountable unit. They are small units and typically would only be used in domestic-type spa pools where the bather load and anticipated level of particulate matter was low. The design and installation should allow for removal of the cartridge for regular chemical cleaning, drying and periodic replacement. 





Excerpt Ends.





If you have any questions about our filters, please do not hesitate to get in contact, we’re always willing to help 





Happy Hot Tubbing!





The Darlly Team


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