Dolphin 99996356 Dolphin Triton Robotic Pool Cleaner with Caddy Swivel Cable, 60-FeetDetailsMaytronics 99954305-RK1 Filter Bag Assembly & Bottom Lid Conversion Kit 3 FREE Shipping. DetailsDolphin Triton Robotic In Ground Pool Cleaner Optional Remote - Remote Only Buy "Dolphin 99996356 Dolphin Triton Robotic Pool Clean...” from Amazon Warehouse Deals and save 31% off the $999.99 list price. 19.5 x 19.5 x 23.5 inches Dolphin 99996403-PC Dolphin Nautilus Plus Robotic Pool Cleaner Maytronics 99991079-PC Dolphin Triton Plus Robotic Pool Cleaner Hayward RC9990GR TigerShark QC Automatic Robotic Pool Cleaner with Quick Clean Technology 23.5 x 19.5 x 19.5 inches 47.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) #18,920 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #10 in Patio, Lawn & Garden > Pools, Hot Tubs & Supplies > Cleaning Tools & Chemicals > Automatic Pool Cleaners > Robotic Pool Cleaners 5 star58%4 star18%3 star8%2 star6%1 star10%See all 209 customer reviewsTop Customer ReviewsAbsolute hands down best pool cleaner made.

WowTritonSpend more time enjoying your pool on the weekends, and much less time cleaning it!Really does the job See and discover other items: inground pool supplies, best pool supplies, hayward robotic pool cleaner, hayward inground pool filtersIt's a steaming hot day and you're about to cool off with a quick dip. A long, tall glass of your favourite tipple is waiting poolside. Only one problem: the pool is filthy. Are you going to spend the next hour laboriously cleaning the slime, grime and leaves? Or will you hightail it to the nearest pool shop for a pool cleaner? I think we all know the answer to that. Looking for our unbiased, expert comparisons? See pool fence reviews. Do your research before diving in Pool cleaners sit in sun and chlorine for most of their working life (which does sound a little like a good holiday…) and can clock up more than 1000 km a year. Some cheaper models may not last the distance. When CHOICE tested pool cleaners in the past, we found several were prone to getting blocked and others neglected some areas of the pool.

Pool cleaners can't clean a very dirty pool, so you won't get out of this task altogether. Give the pool a good manual clean at the start of each swimming season or when you haven't run the pool cleaner for a while.good cheap vacuum cleaners at walmart Suction, pressure or robotic?miele vacuum cleaner 10 year warranty There are three types of pool cleaner out in the market: suction, pressure and robotic.vacuum cleaner for car 12v Suction cleaners attach with a hose to your skimmer box and use the suction created by your filtration system to suck up grime. Most pool cleaners you'll come across are suction models. There are two kinds of suction cleaners: Inertia driven suction cleaners clean in a random pattern.

While they will cover every inch of your pool, it may take some time. They work well in pools with curved walls and no sharp corners. The popular Zodiac and Kreepy Krawler models are this type. Geared suction cleaners, such as The Pool Cleaner model, move in a pre-determined pattern and will clean your pool surface in the shortest time possible. They can easily get into tight corners which makes them suitable for smaller pools with lots of steps and sharp ledges. Geared cleaners have more moving parts than the random pattern models, so they will probably need more maintenance. Cheaper than other types of pool cleaners. If you leave them permanently in the pool, they fill up the skimmer box, meaning extra effort for the pump (and potentially damaging). When they are attached, the skimmer box isn't taking in anything from the surface of the pool - which means everything goes to the bottom, making more work for the suction cleaner. Pressure cleaners are more powerful than suction cleaners.

Most models operate with an additional booster pump which needs a separate hose connection in the pool wall. These can be expensive to retrofit so look at another model if your pool doesn't already have one. Pressure cleaners that connect directly into your existing pool pump may put strain on the filtration system. Can reach into tight corners. Collect everything from fine sand to rocks and leaves. Can be faster than suction cleaners. More expensive than suction cleaners. Probably need more maintenance. Robotic or electric self-propelled cleaners Robotic pool cleaners run on electricity so you'll need a power point close to the pool. Good for large pools. Can be inconvenient – you need to place them into the pool for a cleaning session and then remove them. Don't tend to filter water while cleaning. Probably the most expensive of the automatic pool cleaners. Other features to look for when buying a pool cleaner Your pool cleaner should be able to cope with different pool shapes and sizes by adjusting hose buoyancy and main flow.

Some have a deflector so the cleaner is less likely to get stuck in one place. Make sure the hose reaches from one end of your pool to the other, plus a metre or two. Ability to navigate steps Some cleaners can climb steps if needed. Some cleaners can be used while there is a cover on your pool. Between $400 and $1200. #151,479 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) 5 star59%4 star21%3 star2%2 star3%1 star15%See all 34 customer reviewsTop Customer ReviewsGreat Cleaner!Couldn't be happierI REALLY LIKE THIS CLEANER... One of the questions I get asked all the time is what cleaner picks up debris the best. Leaves, dirt and other stuff that will fall into your pool can make your pool look uninviting. An automatic cleaner is a great way to keep your pool looking great each week. Here are the top five of 2014 in order of how much debris they can collect. Number One: Polaris 280, 360, 380, 480 & 3900: The Polaris by Zodiac is still the best when it comes to debris.

It can pick up stuff on the pool bottom that other cleaners just can't. The debris bag is also a super fine mesh and will trap dirt also. Most of the Polaris models require a separate booster pump except for the Polaris 360 pictured here. That one runs off of your existing return jets - but they must be 1.5" threaded and you need at least a 1 hp pump for it to be effective. If you are interested in getting a Polaris cleaner I have several videos on my YouTube Channel detailing the 280 and 360 models which I think are the two best Polaris models. Again, the 360 runs off of your return jets without a booster pump. The opening on the bottom of the Polaris is large enough to suck up a full size rat. How do I know this? Well, I've pulled enough dead rats out of the Polaris debris bag to verify this for you. It will also pick up large leaves, rocks and just about anything that falls into your pool. Polaris 360 Video: http://youtu.be/__RPLvisssM Polaris 280 Video: http://youtu.be/RRz-pX7Ew9g

Number Two: The Solar Breeze This is one of my new favorite cleaners. It can be used as a stand alone cleaner and will leave the surface of your pool spotless each week. Especially in the Summer when it is running all day and into the night. It is a robotic solar powered cleaner so there are no hoses or cords. It does such a great job on the surface that you will only need to vacuum the pool every two weeks or longer. It can also be used in conjunction with a suction cleaner. In that case you will just need some extra hose weights to sink the suction cleaner hose below the water line to give the Solar Breeze access to the entire pool. That is how I have my pool at home set up, Solar breeze on top and a suction side cleaner for the bottom. Here is one in a pool with bamboo trees all along the far side. The Solar Breeze collects so much debris each week that the debris tray is actually jammed in the cleaner. This pool also has a cleaner going on the bottom so the pool stays clean all week long.

A very innovative cleaner that really works and one that I would recommend if your pool has a lot of surface debris. The debris tray holds about two skimmer baskets worth of debris. Solar Breeze Video: http://youtu.be/jzWfClbOnIc Number Three: "ThePoolCleaner by Poolvergnuegen This was a close call and I would almost call it a tie with Number Four which is the New Kreepy Krauly by Pentair. This little cleaner is great in a pool with lots of debris like Oak nuts and leaves. It will have trouble with Maple tree bark and Eucalyptus Tree bark, but most cleaners will also get jammed up by that type of tree debris. Other than those two trees it will pick up just about any debris that will fit in it's mouth. It has a unique turbine that allows it to pick up debris that would jam other cleaners. It is amazing how much debris this thing can handle. It sometimes picks up so much debris that the hose itself gets clogged up. Here it is in a pool surrounded by Oak trees. Just about every week the pool is pretty much spotless - at least on the bottom.

occasionally it will suck up so many oak nuts that it gets jammed up. It just doesn't know when to stop ;). I also should mention that this cleaner does not require a lot of part changes over the years. The only thing you need to change every year or two are the rubber tires. Other than that the parts in this thing last a long time. I have at least 15 accounts with various versions of this cleaner installed and they do a great job in all those pools without exception. Number Four: The New Kreepy Krauly by Pentair I have three of these now on my route as they are fairly new to the market. I have a Blog article detailing this cleaner for you so I will briefly cover some of the finer points. This cleaner is a beast with debris. It will pick up so much debris that it will burst your leaf canister insert if you are not careful. You can see how compacted the debris is in the photo. It just keeps going until there is nothing left to suck up. This pool has a lot of regular size trees and some other trees with particle like tree leaves.

The Kreepy has no problem with either and also works great in a pools with oak trees and larger leaf debris. The price right now for the New Kreepy Krauly is what I would consider low. For what you are getting it is a real bargain. The updated design allows the Kreepy to clean the entire pool without getting hung up in certain areas like the older model (now the Kreepy Krauly Classic) used to.  To see the full article: Here is a video on this cleaner: http://youtu.be/NOvs5v668Dk Number Five: Zodiac G2 or G3I know there is a bad rap on the fact that the diaphragm tends to wear out and it is an expensive part. But now there are several generic replacements available - some under $10.00 in price. Surprisingly these generic diaphragms work very well.  With that said this cleaner when given the right amount of suction can keep your pool spotless each week. what I like about the Zodiac cleaners is that they are fast. They can move around an entire pool several times within one hour.