I have followed the WRG / PO3 story for a while now and was...

I have followed the WRG / PO3 story for a while now and was going back on some past announcements and the one below was from Feb, 2015.

Nearly 4 years since that release and a lot of testing has been done to where we are today, so what ever comes onto to market will be well and truly tested to match it's competitors.
We are not investing in a startup tech company here, all the work has been done.
Just a little snippet from the announcement as to what they were all looking at back then and the last one seems to be their target market now.

https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20150217/pdf/42wnc6l2cgs7xs.pdf




Price will be a driving factor here as we all know that price ways into a lot of things we all do in life.

Lets say an average size salt water, the cost of an chlorinator and cell is around $1200 to $1500 on average and other natural water treatments are around 3 times that amount.

"Natural water treatments" or without any chemicals will be a driving factor here with everyone wanting to be more green, so to speak.

What a lot of people don't realize it that with a pool you have to back flush the filter as you will still need a filter in the system.

Nearly all are back flushed down the drain and they are feeding chlorine and salt into the waterways.

If marketed correctly this could be a major turning point in how pools are run and that the price will be driving factor into launching this product.