About EV Pools
Robotic Pool Cleaners:
Pressure-Side Pool Cleaners:
Suction-Side Pool Cleaners:
- Features: Robotic cleaners are independent units with built-in motors and filters. They are energy-efficient and often come with programmable cleaning cycles.
- Benefits: Effective in removing debris of various sizes, easy to use, and can reduce strain on the pool's filtration system.
- Maintenance: Clean the filter canister regularly, inspect
- Features: Robotic cleaners are independent units with built-in motors and filters. They are energy-efficient and often come with programmable cleaning cycles.
- Benefits: Effective in removing debris of various sizes, easy to use, and can reduce strain on the pool's filtration system.
- Maintenance: Clean the filter canister regularly, inspect the brushes, and remove any debris from the cleaner's wheels or tracks.
Suction-Side Pool Cleaners:
Pressure-Side Pool Cleaners:
Suction-Side Pool Cleaners:
- Features: Suction-side cleaners are connected to the pool's suction line. They move around the pool, collecting debris in a filter bag or the pool's skimmer basket.
- Benefits: Cost-effective, easy to install, and suitable for various pool types.
- Maintenance: Clean or replace the filter bag regularly, check for obstructions in the suction line, and inspect the cleaner's parts for wear.
Pressure-Side Pool Cleaners:
Pressure-Side Pool Cleaners:
Pressure-Side Pool Cleaners:
- Features: Pressure-side cleaners use the pool's return jet pressure to move around and collect debris in a separate filter bag.
- Benefits: Efficient in picking up large debris, helps distribute clean water throughout the pool.
- Maintenance: Clean or replace the filter bag, inspect the cleaner's hoses for leaks, and check for any worn parts.
MAINTENANCE TIPS FOR AUTOMATIC POOL CLEANERS:
Regular Inspection:
Inspect the cleaner before each use to ensure all parts are in good condition and functioning correctly. suit your budget and needs.
Clean Filters and Bags:
Regularly clean or replace the filter bags or canisters to maintain optimal cleaning efficiency.
Hose and Cable Maintenance:
Inspect hoses and cables for any kinks, tangles, or signs of wear. Replace damaged parts promptly.
Programming and Adjustments:
If using a robotic cleaner, follow the manufacturer's guidelines for programming and make any necessary adjustments based on pool conditions.
Storage:
Store the cleaner in a cool, dry place when not in use. Protect it from direct sunlight and harsh weather conditions.
Professional Servicing:
Schedule periodic professional servicing to address any internal or technical issues and ensure the longevity of the automatic cleaner.
Water Chemistry:
Maintain proper water chemistry to prevent the growth of algae and the accumulation of scale or other deposits that can affect cleaner performance.
Follow Manufacturer's Recommendations:
Automatic pool cleaners can significantly reduce the time and effort required for pool maintenance. Regular care and proper maintenance ensure that these devices operate effectively, keeping your pool clean and inviting for swimming. Always refer to the specific maintenance instructions provided by the manufacturer for your particular pool cleaner model..