Vendor-engineered systemDesign coordination requiredIndoor pools onlyCommercial AquaticsHVACPlumbing

The Evacuator captures chloramine-laden air at the pool surface and removes it from the facility as part of a coordinated indoor-pool air-distribution system.

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Indoor applications

Choose the condition that best matches the project

The final application depends on the pool perimeter, architecture, supply and return layout, activity level, and project constraints. Paddock reviews the known conditions before final selection.

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Project fit

New and retrofit solutions

Technology

Patented source capture

Experience

More than 400 installations

Design model

Aquatics + HVAC coordination

Multidiscipline coordination

Who typically coordinates what

The exact division of responsibility varies by project. This guide helps the design team identify the information and decisions that usually need to come together.

Aquatics designer

  • • Pool geometry and perimeter condition
  • • Gutter or deck-drain interface
  • • Hydraulic and operational intent

Mechanical engineer

  • • Airflow basis
  • • Duct routing and fan coordination
  • • Building exhaust and discharge

Plumbing engineer

  • • Drainage and piping interfaces
  • • Penetrations and equipment-room coordination

Architect

  • • Deck, wall, bench, enclosure, access, and finish conditions

Paddock

  • • Application review
  • • System configuration
  • • Project-specific details and controlled documents

Vendor design coordination

Start a Paddock Evacuator® Source-Capture System request

Share the project conditions you know today. Paddock Pool Equipment Company will review the information, confirm the appropriate application, and coordinate the next technical steps with your team.

Early-stage requests are welcome

Unknown dimensions, airflow criteria, and routing details can be supplied later during vendor coordination.

Indoor projects only

The Evacuator is designed for indoor natatorium applications and must be coordinated with the facility supply, return, and exhaust layout.

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Submitted information supports preliminary coordination and does not constitute final engineering approval or construction authorization.