For Commercial Pool Service Companies
Which commercial pool needs you next?
Amano tests installed pools at set times between visits. When a read is outside your set range, your team gets the flag and checks the pool.
- Post-test alerts
- Automatic records
- Built-in cellular
Most common daily test plan
with times you can change
Readings: free chlorine,
combined chlorine, pH & alkalinity
App for pool reads,
alerts, and route logs
How it works
From each test
to the next route task.
Amano goes on a pool return line. It runs liquid tests for free chlorine, combined chlorine, pH, and total alkalinity. It normally tests twice a day. You can change the times. Built-in cellular sends each result.
Run the set test
A new liquid test checks all four pool values. It is not a wet probe or live feed.
Check the flag
Amano can send an alert after a test. Your team checks the pool and uses the site plan.
Keep the handoff
The result and test time stay in the log for the next pool tech, route lead, or client call.
Built for commercial routes
Track the pool,
not just the work card.
Set liquid tests
Check free chlorine, combined chlorine, pH, and total alkalinity. You can change the test times.
Built-in cellular
Results reach the app with no site Wi-Fi. There is no property Wi-Fi setup.
Alerts after a test
Amano can flag a pool read that is out of range. A pool tech still picks the next step.
Saved pool logs
Amano saves each done test and its time. Keep all hand logs that your local rules need.
Why teams start looking
The next visit may be too late to explain the gap.
Amano adds scheduled liquid tests and time-marked records. It gives the team more facts. It does not replace the checks, work, or local approval the pool needs.
“The pool changed after our stop.”
A busy evening can change the water. A later scheduled test gives the team one more result to check.
Review the callback gap →“The health department shut us down.”
Follow the local order first. Then review the timed results, checks, actions, and handoff. No monitor can promise to prevent a closure.
“We do not trust a wet probe alone.”
ORP is not free chlorine ppm. Amano runs a new liquid-reagent test at each set time.
Compare the methods →Chemistry logs
Find the log
before anyone asks.
Amano saves each completed test and its time. Share the history with an owner, site lead, or the next technician. A reading does not prove a visit or chemical addition, and local rules still say which logs count.
Alerts after each test
Check a bad read. Do not dose from the alert.
Amano can send an alert after a test. It can flag a read that is out of range. Amano does not add pool chemicals. A pool tech must check the read and use the label, site plan, and local rules.
An alert tells you to look. It does not take the place of hand tests or a pool tech. See what set pool tests cannot do.
Commercial routes
Your route,
one dashboard.
Run twenty pools or two hundred. See scheduled results, alerts, and pool logs in one app. On a short-staffed day or holiday, the latest result gives the route lead one more fact to review.
- See all pools in one place
- See each read, alert, and log
- Give a covering technician the prior chemistry history
Liquid pool tests
A new liquid test each time.
Many pool tools use a wet probe. Amano uses a liquid cartridge for its set pool tests.
Book a call
See if Amano fits your route.
See the pool tester, alerts, logs, and site needs. Tell us how many pools you run.
Installation
See how it installs
Comparing monitoring options? Read the commercial pool monitoring guide →
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Does Amano send alerts or keep logs?
It does both. Amano can send an alert after a test. It also saves the result and test time.
Is Amano a live pool feed?
No. Amano normally tests twice a day. You can change the test times and rate. These are set tests, not a live feed.
Does Amano add pool chemicals or replace hand tests?
No. It does not add pool chemicals. Keep all hand tests and site checks. Follow local rules, product labels, and your site plan.
What does Amano test?
Free chlorine, combined chlorine, pH, and total alkalinity. It uses liquid reagent, not a wet probe. It is made for commercial pools, not home pool floats.
Do I need Wi-Fi or an IT set up?
No. Amano has built-in cellular. There is no property Wi-Fi setup. Ask about current connectivity and plan details on a call.
Where does the unit go?
It goes on a 2-inch return line. It sits after the filter and before other gear. It needs 120V, 40 GPM or more, and 10 PSI or more.
How do alerts and logs work?
Amano can send an alert after a test. Each pool log has the test time. Share it by QR code with no new login. Keep all hand logs that local rules need.
Can Amano work next to a pool controller?
It may work next to a controller on a fit return line. It does not run or replace the controller. We do not claim that the two tools link.
Is Amano pool route software?
No. A route app plans work, saves job notes, and may run bills. Amano is an inline pool tester with alerts, logs, and a view of all your pools.
Can Amano stop pool call backs?
A set test gives your team one more chance to see a bad pool read first. Amano does not claim that it will stop each pool issue or call back.
How does the liquid cartridge work?
Amano uses a replaceable liquid-reagent cartridge. Follow the current Amano care guide, and ask about cartridge supply and plan details on a call. You can see more than one site in the app.
About Amano
What Amano is
Amano is an inline tester for commercial pools. It uses liquid reagent. It tests free chlorine, combined chlorine, pH, and total alkalinity. Amano normally tests twice a day, and you can change the times. Built-in cellular sends the data. Each log has the test time and can be shared by QR code. Amano does not add pool chemicals. It does not take the place of hand tests, site checks, local rules, or a pool tech.