Redwood Outdoors Bromine Dispenser

This specific model is designed for use with bromine tablets. While chlorine and bromine are both sanitizers, they have different chemical properties, and it is best practice to use a dispenser specifically rated for the chemical you are using to ensure material longevity.

Start with the dispenser set to the lowest flow rate and test your water's sanitizer levels after 24 hours. Gradually increase the setting until your bromine levels consistently fall within the recommended range for your specific spa size and usage frequency.

Yes, it is recommended to remove the dispenser while people are soaking in the hot tub. This prevents the dispenser from interfering with bathers and ensures that sanitizer levels do not spike due to direct contact with the tablets.

The dispenser is built with durable, chemical-resistant materials specifically engineered to withstand the harsh environment of a hot tub. While all plastic components eventually show wear, this unit is designed for long-term, consistent performance.

Refill frequency depends entirely on your hot tub's water volume, temperature, and how often it is used. Most users find they need to add new tablets every one to two weeks, but you should check the levels weekly as part of your regular maintenance routine.