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What is the maximum height you need to work at?
Enter the approximate height of the highest point you need to clean.
How many hours per week do you use the system?
Intensive use with hard water consumes a lot of resin — above a certain volume, nanofiltration or reverse osmosis can be more economical.
Do you know the water hardness in your area?
Hard water uses more resin. If you do not know the hardness, select your country and province and we will estimate it for you.
Estimated data based on the provincial capital. It may vary depending on your municipality.
Do you need to transport the equipment frequently?
Some systems include a trolley to make transport easier.
What is your approximate budget?
Including equipment + pole + all accessories needed to start working.
What performance can you expect from a HydroPower DI with your water?
Enter your actual ppm or select your area to get an estimated guide to litres, working hours and surface area.
Calculator range: 1–2,000 ppm.
The area value is an approximate reference, not a measurement taken at your property.

At this ppm level, a HydroPower DI system may be uneconomical for regular use. We recommend considering a reverse osmosis system such as the Unger RO S.
Unger reference: incoming water TDS 275 ppm, output <10 ppm; laboratory values and approximate coverage. Values between reference points are calculator estimates, not an official Unger table.
Carbon composite
Unger nLITE Carbon Composite Telescopic Poles
The Unger nLITE Carbon Composite Telescopic Poles are made from a combination of carbon and glass fibres.
They offer an intermediate alternative between aluminium poles and the more rigid carbon ranges, with less weight than aluminium and a lower cost than the Carbon 16K, 24K, HiMod and Ultra HiMod ranges.
They are designed for professional Pure Water work at low and medium heights, with recommended configurations for working heights of up to approximately 10 metres.
Available lengths
The nLITE Carbon Composite range is available in different telescopic lengths:
- CC16T: 1.60 metres.
- CC32T: 3.20 metres.
- CC60T: 6.00 metres.
- CC85T: 8.60 metres.
The actual working height may exceed the physical length of the pole, as the operator’s height, working angle, surface position and installed accessories also play a part.
Telescopic poles without additional extensions
The Carbon Composite poles in this range are telescopic and should be selected according to the length required for the usual work.
They should not be confused with the Carbon 24K, HiMod or Ultra HiMod ranges, which have specific configurations using compatible extensions.
Carbon Composite range features
- Construction using carbon and glass fibres.
- Clamping system for locking the telescopic sections.
- Design focused on improving grip and pole control.
- Extraction markings to ensure the maximum extension of the sections is not exceeded.
- Compatible with suitable nLITE hoses and accessories.
When should you choose Carbon Composite?
- For regular work at low and medium heights.
- When less weight than an aluminium pole is required.
- When the working heights of the HiMod or Ultra HiMod ranges are not required.
- As an intermediate option between aluminium and more rigid carbon.
For frequent work at greater heights or when you need to reduce pole flex further, see our Unger nLITE carbon poles.
Carbon Composite sets
Depending on the available product reference, configurations may be available that combine the pole with an angle adaptor, brush, hose and other accessories.
These sets do not necessarily include the DI, Nano or RO equipment required to produce Pure Water, so always check which components are included with each product.
Compatibility with Pure Water systems
nLITE Carbon Composite poles can be used with compatible brushes, angle adaptors, hoses and connections from the nLITE range.
They can also be used with DI, Nano or reverse osmosis systems with the appropriate connections.
If you are unsure about the appropriate length or configuration, call us on 627 588 844.
Carbon composite telescopic pole
Complete carbon composite pole 8.60 m
Carbon Composite compared with aluminium and carbon
Carbon Composite occupies an intermediate position within the Unger nLITE range.
- Compared with aluminium: it offers lower weight and greater rigidity.
- Compared with Carbon 16K and 24K: it offers a lower-cost alternative, although with lower rigidity.
- Compared with HiMod and Ultra HiMod: it is designed for lower working heights.
Your choice should be based on the usual working height, frequency of use and the level of control required over the brush.
Checks before work
Before extending the pole, check the clamps, hose, angle adaptor and brush attachment.
Always observe the maximum extraction markings on each section and the configuration specified for the model being used.
Keep a safe distance from power lines, wiring and other obstacles. No pole should be used as protection against electrical hazards.
Unger Distributors and Technical Service
As official Unger distributors and Technical Service in Spain, we offer advice on choosing the appropriate length, brush, hose and connections.
See also our Unger carbon poles and Pure Water kits.
