The Lex Aqua system
Built behind the rink.Working through every flood.
Lex Aqua connects snow-melt recovery, water treatment, reheating, storage, and return into one automatic system built around daily ice rink operations.
System architecture
Six functions.
One managed loop.
Each component has a focused role. Together, they move recovered water from the melting pit through treatment and back into use.
Snow-melt input
Recovered water enters from the rink's melting pit.
Filtration
Filters reduce unwanted material before the next treatment stage.
UV treatment
UV treatment forms part of the water purification sequence.
Reheat stage
Treated water is brought back to the required operating temperature.
Water storage
Prepared water is held within the managed recovery loop.
Return to use
Water returns to the resurfacer for another ice-making cycle.
Inside the installation
Purpose-built equipment.
Configured for the rink.
The featured Kokkola installation combines the Lex Aqua main unit with two stainless-steel radiators and a 3,900-liter tank.
Operation and visibility
The system runs.
Operators stay in control.
Lex Aqua is designed to operate automatically during normal use. A responsive touchscreen keeps local control clear, while remote access supports monitoring and management away from the unit.
Built around existing operations
Connected to the flow your rink already follows.
The resurfacer still delivers snow to the melting pit. Lex Aqua adds a controlled recovery path behind that familiar routine—treating the resulting water before it returns for reuse.
The Lex Aqua system