Suction pool cleaners

Hydraulic suction pool cleaners at Grupo Poolplus

The hydraulic suction pool cleaners are an efficient and practical solution to keep the pool cleaning, removing dirt and debris without constant manual effort. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore in depth the different aspects of these devices, offered by Grupo Poolplus, which are a reference in the sector.

How hydraulic suction pool cleaners work

Hydraulic suction pool cleaners are devices that connect to the pool filtration system and use the power of the water to move and clean. Their design and operation allow for efficient pool cleaning without the need for constant supervision.

• Connection to the filtration system: They connect to the pool's suction inlet or to the skimmer, using the power of the filtration pump to move. Water is sucked through the pool cleaner, taking dirt with it, which is filtered and returned clean to the pool.
• Mobility and coverage: Most models move randomly, covering the entire surface of the pool. Some advanced models have mechanisms to ensure that hard-to-reach areas are also cleaned.

Types of hydraulic pool cleaners

Basic models

• Features: Simple design and operation, suitable for small and medium-sized pools.
• Advantages: Affordable cost and easy installation.
• Disadvantages: Less effective in pools with irregular shapes or with many corners.

Advanced models

• Features: Equipped with improved technology, such as additional traction systems and navigation mechanisms.
• Advantages: Greater efficiency and coverage in pools of any size and shape.
• Disadvantages: Higher price compared to basic models.

Components and Materials

• High quality plastics: Resistant to pool chemicals and sun exposure.
• Reinforced metals: Used in internal components for greater durability and resistance.
• Suction head: The part that is responsible for collecting dirt.
• Hoses: They connect the pool cleaner to the filtration system.
• Wheels and brushes: They facilitate movement and help remove dirt attached to the bottom and walls of the pool.

Installation, use and maintenance of suction pool cleaners

1. Checking the filtration system: Make sure that the pump and filter are in good condition and working properly.
2. Assembling the pool cleaner: Follow the manufacturer's instructions for assembling and connecting the hoses.
3. Starting the cleaning cycle: Connect the pool cleaner and turn on the filter pump.
4. Initial monitoring: Check the movement and coverage of the pool cleaner to ensure that it is working properly.
5. Necessary adjustments: Make adjustments to the hose length or water flow if necessary.
6. Regular Cleaning: Clean filters and heads after each use to prevent blockages and ensure optimal performance. Regularly inspect hoses for damage or wear.
7. Storage: Store the pool cleaner in a dry place protected from direct sunlight when not in use. In some cases, it is advisable to partially disassemble the device for storage.

Advantages of hydraulic suction pool cleaners

• Full coverage: Capable of cleaning the bottom, walls and corners of the pool.
• Adaptability: They work well in different types of pools, both in materials and shapes.
• Automatic operation: They operate without constant supervision, allowing users to enjoy their free time more.
• Reduced maintenance: They require less maintenance compared to other types of pool cleaners.

Considerations for purchasing a hydraulic pool cleaner

1. Pool size: For small and medium-sized pools. For medium-sized pools, basic models may be sufficient. Large pools, on the other hand, require advanced models with greater coverage capacity and additional features.
2. Pool type: For in-ground pools, any model may be suitable, depending on the size and shape. In the case of removable pools, it is necessary to verify that the chosen model is compatible with this type of installation.
3. Budget: You must consider the price of the pool cleaner and evaluate the costs associated with maintenance and spare parts.

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