Hayward® Industries, Inc., acquired Goldline Controls® in August 2004. The product series provides all of the controls and automation features required for pools and spas, lighting, water features and heaters, combined with the built-in capability of an salt chlorinator. In 2003, Goldline introduced the Aqua Logic series of automation controls.
Goldline remains the clear American market leader and continues to retain its position as the number-one worldwide producer of salt chlorinators. The adoption of this technology has been so successful that approximately 70 percent of the new in-ground pools constructed in the U.S., in 2006, have electronic chlorine generators as the primary sanitizer. and overseas, and the company is widely renowned as the pioneer of electronic salt chlorination. Goldline Controls has actively promoted the numerous benefits of the innovative technology to pool builders in the U.S. These chlorinators use a small amount of common table salt to automatically generate the total amount of chlorine required for pool water, up to 40,000 gallons. In 1994, the company began producing Aqua Rite® salt chlorinators for swimming pools. In 2004, the HVACR product offerings were discontinued so Goldline could further concentrate on the swimming pool and spa markets. to reflect the company’s change in focus from solar energy to pools and spas. Free wifi is included on buses.In 1998, the company name was officially changed to Goldline Controls, Inc. Wisconsin Coach has enhanced cleaning procedures in place per CDC guidelines, and also are limiting capacity on its buses for social distancing so riders feel confident about riding our buses safely. Riders can also pay the one-way fare into the fare box when boarding the bus. Students can purchase a ticket book worth 10 rides by calling 26 with a credit card and purchases will be mailed to them. The normal one-way fares are $3.75 and $4.50, so student fares are $2.75 and $3.50. Prices vary based on where you board the bus. Students are eligible for a $1 fare discount from the normal fare when they show a valid student ID.
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Their 901 and 904/905 routes are running at reduced schedules due to COVID-19. Waukesha Coach operates three trips and from UWM for Waukesha Metro Transit, starting September 1st, 2020. MCTS U-PASSes and Commuter Value Passes are NOT valid on Wisconsin Coach Lines.
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