Hypo Pool Shock is a high-strength calcium hypochlorite granule formula that instantly releases large amounts of available chlorine for rapid oxidation and powerful disinfection. It rapidly destroys bacteria, algae, chloramines, and organic contaminants, quickly restoring crystal-clear, hygienic pool water.
Ideal for periodic shock chlorination, heavy contamination treatment, and rescuing cloudy or green pools in one fast application. Suitable for residential pools, commercial and hotel facilities, and seasonal pool openings.
| Physical Characteristics | Supplied as white granular solids with a chlorine odour. Melting point 100°C; decomposition temperature 177°C; pH of a 1% aqueous solution is 10.4–10.8. Solubility of 21 g/100 mL in water; density of 2.35 ± 0.1 g/cm³. |
| Chemical Characteristics | Active ingredient is Calcium Hypochlorite, Ca(OCl)₂, CAS No. 7778-54-3, delivering approximately 65–70% available chlorine. Classified as an Oxidizing Solid (Category 2) under GHS. |
| Microbiological Characteristics | A high-dose oxidizer effective against bacteria, algae, chloramines, and organic contaminants used for shock chlorination and rapid restoration of contaminated pool water. |
Step 1: Test Your Water - Test your pool's pH and chlorine levels before applying. Ensure pH is between 7.2–7.6 for maximum effectiveness of the shock treatment.
Step 2: Calculate & Dissolve - Add 150–200g per 10,000 litres of pool water. For green or heavily contaminated pools, increase to 300g. Dissolve granules in a bucket of water before applying.
Step 3: Apply & Wait - Distribute the solution evenly around the pool at dusk with the pump running. Wait 8–12 hours and retest before swimming.
Hazard Notice: Hypo Pool Shock is classified DANGER under GHS — an oxidizing solid (Category 2) that is harmful if swallowed or inhaled and causes severe skin burns and serious eye damage. It is very toxic to aquatic life with long-lasting effects. For industrial/professional use — always wear the personal protective equipment specified on the label and full MSDS (chemical splash goggles, full-body protective clothing, impervious gloves, N95 respirator), never mix with other chemicals or acids, and always add the product to water — never add water to the product.
Use it when your pool water appears cloudy or green, after heavy rain, following high bather load, or as part of periodic shock chlorination to eliminate chloramines and organic contaminants.
Yes. It is designed for luxury villas, residential complexes, clubs, hotels, resorts, and institutional facilities of all sizes.
Add 150–200g per 10,000 litres of pool water for routine shock treatment, increasing to 300g for green or heavily contaminated pools. Detailed dosage charts and application guidelines are included with the product, and our technical team supports dealers and facility managers with best practices.
Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture. Keep tightly sealed and out of reach of children.
Wait at least 8–12 hours after applying Hypo Pool Shock and always retest the water before swimming. Free chlorine levels must be between 1 and 3 ppm to ensure the pool is safe for swimmers.
Yes. It is specifically formulated to super-shock green, cloudy, or heavily contaminated pool water. The high-dose calcium hypochlorite rapidly oxidises algae, bacteria, and organic matter, restoring crystal-clear water within hours.
Shock your pool once a week during heavy use or post-rain, and at least once a month during regular maintenance to keep water clean and hygienic.
Yes. It is compatible with concrete, fibreglass, and vinyl liner pools, as well as saltwater systems and spas.
Hypo Pool Shock is available in 1KG, 5KG, 15KG, 25KG, and 50KG pack sizes to suit residential pools through to large commercial facilities.
This is an industrial/professional-use oxidizing product classified as DANGER under GHS. It should be handled only with the personal protective equipment specified on the label and MSDS, and stored, used, and disposed of strictly as directed.