Improvements in technology and equipment are reducing water and energy consumption while helping keep water clearer and safer for swimmers. Over the past 20 years, regenerative media filters, or RMFs, have been making significant strides in the recreational pool industry. This environmentally friendly option filters at much finer levels than traditional sand filters, requires no backwashing, uses less energy and takes up less space.
The water and energy saving potential of regenerative media filters should make them a serious consideration for any facility looking to improve water and reduce operational costs.
In this webinar, attendees will learn how RMFs can help improve water quality, reduce water consumption and save operational costs at their aquatic facilities.
Learning Objectives:
Learn how regenerative media filters can help improve water quality, reduce water consumption and save operational costs at their aquatic facilities.
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John “Jack” Stanley
Jack is an expert in water filtration and disinfection solutions for the aquatics industry. He is closing in on his 20th anniversary with Neptune-Benson, and currently advises clients in the mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. on filtration systems design and equipment needs.
His knowledge spans a wide range of water filtration and disinfection products including sand filters, UV technology, stainless steel perimeter gutters and regenerative media filtration systems.
Jack’s portfolio is made up of numerous high-profile projects ranging from municipal pools, to collegiate and competition venues, waterparks and multi-pool aquatic centers. A small sampling of his projects includes Brown University in Providence, RI, Ithaca College in Ithaca, NY, Penn State University and the soon to be open American Dream Waterpark in East Rutherford, NJ.
Jack is also CPO certified, has earned several prestigious corporate awards during his time with Neptune-Benson and is considered a top industry professional by his colleagues as well as his clients.
