POOL CLEANERS
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...CHOOSE A DEALER WHO OFFERS TRY BEFORE YOU BUY AS NOT ALL CLEANERS WILL SUIT ALL POOLS. DON’T CHOOSE A PRODUCT SOLELY ON PRICE”
Water Tech’s Pool Blaster range is available from Golden Coast
‘Wonder Brushes’ as standard and a lower 2013 RRP price! With the core features of the Zenit 30, the Zenit 20 robotic pool cleaner should also be high up on your pool cleaner wish list and offers high spec features at a reduced price. The Hayward eVac Pro Robotic Cleaner is a simple, fast and tremendously effective cleaner – one of a new generation of products with XXL performance. Completely autonomous, they cover the entire pool including the walls and water line. Their three settings allow them to adjust to all pool configurations. Maintenance is quite simple with easily replaced rollers and access to the filtration panels through the top, almost instantly.
Hayward Navigator Pro Suction Cleaner is a particularly cost-effective and efficient product. These automated cleaners carry out their work autonomously without any ex ternal power supply thanks to their turbines. An exclusive guidance system and spiral motion, means that they are never jammed and they clean the floor and slopes of the pool in a quiet and efficient manner. Robust, tried, tested and easy to install, they are the pool cleaner of choice for many.
AN INTELLIGENT ADDITION FOR CERTIKIN
January saw the launch of the Dolphin Hybrid – an intelligent suction cleaner with a built-in electronic brain, which represents a technological breakthrough in cleaners of this kind.
Recommended for domestic pools up to 8m (26ft) in length, Maytronics designed the new Dolphin Hybrid to combine cost- efficiency with ease of use. Its unique technology creates new standards in the field of suction pool cleaners.
Dolphin Hybrid M1 is the only suction pool cleaner that offers: • Active brushing system • Systematic scanning that covers the entire pool floor
• Smart transmission system enables optimal manoeuvring in the pool
• Electrically self-powered, it uses water flow to generate the required energy for the cleaner’s electronic scanning system
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www.swimmingpoolnews.co.uk Zodiac Vortex 4 from Golden Coast
• Easy installation, no tools required • DIY user-friendly maintenance • LED signifies normal operation and provides indications and warnings
• Powerful suction provides efficient pool coverage and cleaning
• Lightweight system only weighs 3.7 kg (8.15 lb)
• It comes with ten hoses of 1.70 m (5.58 ft) each
• It requires a 0.75hp pump or larger. Chris Harris from Certikin’s Technical Sales said: “As Certikin sells the brand leader with a long established presence in the marketplace we are fortunate to be 9% up over the last 12 months. The Dolphin range is second to none and offers an unrivalled back-up service.
Chris adds: “Choose a dealer who offers try before you buy as not all cleaners will suit all pools. Don’t choose a product solely on price.” With changes in specifications and increased suction power it pays to keep an eye on this fast moving and ever changing section of the market. Everyone is looking for equipment which means they can spend less time keeping the pool in tip top condition and more time enjoying the benefits. SPN
The Dolphin Hybrid available through Certikin
FOR FURTHER DETAILS:
ASTRALPOOL 01329 514000
www.astralpooluk.com
Certikin 01993 778855
www.certikin.co.uk
Fairlocks 01865 988346
www.fairlocks.co.uk
Golden Coast 01271 378100
www.goldenc.co
Lighthouse Pools 01752 283801
www.lighthousepools.co.uk
Pump & Pool Products 0161 406 8870
www.pumpandpool.co.uk
Red Leopard 01993 705796
www.rleurope.com
SCP 01293 546126
www.scppool.com
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