Chlorine tablets (TCCA)
Slow-dissolve 200 g tablets that keep your pool's chlorine steady between visits — 1 kg packs for homes and clubs, 25 kg drums for operators.
Slow-dissolve 200 g tablets that keep your pool's chlorine steady between visits — 1 kg packs for homes and clubs, 25 kg drums for operators.
Trichloroisocyanuric acid (TCCA) tablets are the standard workhorse chlorine for Hong Kong pools: stabilised, slow-dissolving and easy to feed through a dispenser. Keep free chlorine at 1–3 ppm, correct pH first, and test cyanuric acid now and then if you use tablets year-round.
A 200 g compressed tablet of trichloroisocyanuric acid — nominally around 90% available chlorine, the highest of the common pool chlorines. Each tablet dissolves slowly over several days, releasing a steady stream of sanitiser instead of the peaks and troughs you get from hand-dosing. TCCA is stabilised: it carries its own cyanuric acid, which protects chlorine from sunlight in outdoor pools.
| Form | 200 g slow-dissolve tablets |
| Chemistry | Trichloroisocyanuric acid (TCCA), stabilised — nominal ~90% available chlorine, confirmed on quotation |
| Formats | 1 kg pack (5 × 200 g) · 25 kg drum |
| Best for | Residential, clubhouse and estate pools on dispenser or erosion-feeder dosing |
| Price | Quoted on enquiry — we reply within one working day |
Feed tablets through a floating dispenser or an erosion feeder — never loose in the pool or the skimmer basket, where an undissolved tablet will bleach and etch whatever it rests on. Aim for free chlorine of 1–3 ppm, and check pH before you chase a chlorine reading: above pH 7.8 much of your chlorine sits in a weak form that barely disinfects. The dosing calculator converts your pool volume into grams of tablets; the tablets-vs-liquid guide covers when liquid chlorine is the better fit.
One thing tablet users should watch: because TCCA is stabilised, cyanuric acid accumulates with every tablet. Over months it can climb high enough to slow disinfection — the chlorine lock guide explains the numbers, and periodic water testing catches it early.
Safety. TCCA is an oxidiser. Store tablets cool, dry and sealed, away from acids, liquid chlorine and every other chemical — never mix chlorine products, even their fumes. Keep away from children. Safety data sheets are available on request: see the SDS library.
Prices are quoted on enquiry — we reply within one working day. Delivery across Hong Kong; ask about a standing delivery for estates and operators.
Slow-dissolve tablets suit most residential and clubhouse pools: they feed steadily through a dispenser and need attention only every few days. High-turnover commercial pools often run liquid chlorine (sodium hypochlorite) through a dosing pump instead. Tablets add cyanuric acid (stabiliser) over time, so the level should be tested periodically — see chlorine tablets vs liquid chlorine for the full comparison.
Through a floating dispenser or an erosion feeder, never thrown loose into the pool or skimmer basket — undissolved tablets bleach and damage surfaces. Keep free chlorine in the 1–3 ppm band and check pH first: above pH 7.8 much of your chlorine is in a weak form.
The 1 kg pack (5 × 200 g tablets) suits homes, clubs and small pools. The 25 kg drum is the economical format for estates, hotels and operators — order to your actual turnover rather than stockpiling, and ask about a standing monthly delivery.
TCCA is trichloroisocyanuric acid, pressed into a 200 g slow-dissolve tablet — nominally around 90% available chlorine, the highest of the common pool chlorines. Each tablet dissolves over several days, releasing a steady stream of sanitiser instead of the peaks and troughs of hand-dosing. TCCA is stabilised: it carries its own cyanuric acid, which protects the chlorine from sunlight in outdoor pools but accumulates over months of use, so test cyanuric acid periodically.
Prices are quoted on enquiry — we reply within one working day. Tell us whether you want 1 kg packs (5 × 200 g) or 25 kg drums, the quantity and your delivery district, and we confirm price and delivery across Hong Kong in writing. Estates and operators can ask about a standing delivery.
Send us the pool size and a photo of what you use now — we'll tell you what to order. No obligation.