WOLKIS monitors pH, free chlorine, ORP, water temperature and Legionella-critical pipe temperatures 24/7. Replaces manual test kits and quarterly lab audits with a single continuous compliance record.
Operators see one of three colour-coded states instead of interpreting pH, ORP and chlorine readings — anyone on staff can act on it.
All parameters required by DM-HSD-GU81 v3 and ADAFSA pool regulations — tested continuously, not twice a day.
Readings are one link of nine. The full legionella evidence chain a Dubai inspector checks runs from risk assessment to signed record — a temperature graph on its own closes only one of them.
DM-HSD-GU44 v6 requires hot water held at 50–60 °C and cold water below 20 °C at all times, with daily records of temperature and water-treatment readings. A quarterly lab test cannot prove a condition that has to hold every hour.
People searching for “pool water quality software” or “a pool monitoring app” want the same four things. This is what the WOLKIS platform gives them.
What the WOLKIS platform does not do: it does not dose chemicals and it does not replace laboratory testing. It measures, records and reports — and it says so on the page rather than in the small print.
A record that never shows an exceedance is a record you should distrust. WOLKIS publishes its own telemetry with the exceedances left in — 20,640 readings over 97 days from an instrumented installation in Dubai, with method and limitations stated: WOLKIS Field Data — continuous telemetry, published in full. Pool and Legionella records are produced under the same rules.
DM-HSD-GU81 v3 (April 2024) sets pH by disinfectant type: 7.2–7.6 for chlorine-disinfected pools and spas, 7.2–7.8 for bromine-disinfected ones. A chlorinated pool reading 7.7 is a finding, not a green light. Plus free chlorine 1–4 mg/L, daily testing before the pool opens, and full record-keeping. Additional parameters include calcium hardness (100–500 mg/L) and alkalinity (60–200 mg/L), tested every 15 days.
Yes. DM-HSD-GU44 v6 requires quarterly Legionella testing for all buildings with water systems — hotels, apartments, schools, malls. Daily temperature records of hot and cold water systems are mandatory and must be available for inspection.
A typical pool service contract in Dubai costs AED 1,100–2,200 / month for 2–3 weekly visits. On top of that, quarterly Legionella lab testing costs AED 500–1,500 per sample. WOLKIS replaces both with 24/7 automated monitoring at AED 2,200 / month — continuous evidence, not snapshots.
Yes. WOLKIS is designed for commercial pools — hotels, resorts, communities, water parks. Multi-pool pricing is available with a single dashboard for all sites and individual compliance reports per pool.
WOLKIS uses our sensor WQS-LB industrial-grade water quality sensors: pH accuracy ±0.1, ORP ±5 mV, temperature ±0.5°C. Sensors are calibrated quarterly by our team at no extra cost.
We review your pool against DM-HSD-GU81 — chemistry, records, automatic monitoring — and tell you what is missing.
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Every Dubai Municipality guideline cited on this page, on DM’s own site. Read them yourself — we would rather you check us than take our word for it.