Here at Swimming Pool Kits Direct, we have a number of different cleaners to keep your fibreglass swimming pool free of dirt and debris.
Pro Tip:
A robotic cleaner may cost a pretty penny up front but it will save you time and potentially money in the long run.
“A pool cleaner is an essential part of owning a pool. We’re here to make the task as user friendly as possible, and potentially even enjoyable!”
Colm
Swimming Pool Kits Direct
There are two main types of pool cleaners on the market; suction and robot cleaners. A suction cleaner is a base model cleaner that uses your pool’s filtration system. It works by connecting a large hose directly into your skimmer which then pulls water into the pump. The cleaner moves around the pool whilst suctioning small debris and sediment into the skimmer and then filter.
A robotic cleaner is an automated pool cleaner which uses an electric motor to create suction and then removes dirt and debris. It has a basket attachment which requires emptying. They use technology to map out your pool so that it is cleaned and scrubbed efficiently. Some models are completely wireless .
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Suction Cleaner |
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Robotic Cleaner |
* Able to collect larger debris
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Which Suction or Robotic Cleaner should I go for?
Here at Swimming Pool Kits Direct, we currently have three cleaners available on our website however can source almost any - just ask one of our team members.
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RRP (July 2024) |
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Maytronics DB2 Robotic Cleaner |
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$2170 |
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PoolCleaner v2 Auto Suction Cleaner |
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$899 |
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Madimack Wireless Robotic Cleaner i30 |
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* Upfront cost |
$1899 |
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AX20 Suction Cleaner |
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$997 |
Conclusion
Both suction and robotic cleaners are great options but if your short term budget allows, a robotic cleaner will ensure you have more time on your hands to enjoy your swimming pool.
