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POOL CLEANERS


DOLPHIN WAVE 50 FROM CERTIKIN


As one of the leaders in robotic cleaners, Certikin is introducing new state-of-the- art cleaners from market leader Maytronics. The Dolphin Wave 50 is a commercial ‘plug and play’ pool cleaner that cleans the


pool floor, walls and water


line. Advanced software enables efficient cleaning and maximises pool coverage. A large self-contained inner filter bag collects dirt and debris. It disperses chemicals evenly in the pool and reduces the use of


chlorine and other chemicals and comes with 24 months’ warranty on all parts. Certikin International Ltd 01993 778855 www.certikin.co.uk


THE NEW RC 4400 CYCLONX FROM LIGHTHOUSE POOLS As one of the world’s largest and most innovative pool equipment manufacturers, Zodiac produce a ground breaking range of electric cleaners for the domestic market, all of which are available from Lighthouse Pools.


The NEW RC 4400 CyclonX which is based upon the tried and tested Vortex system with a new and improved ‘Push and Go’ easy access filter, combines comfort with ease of handling. This cleaner has six cycles, full filter indicator and a transparent filter window so you can see what’s inside. With the CyclonX you get an excellent cleaner from the Zodiac stable at an affordable price point. Lighthouse Pools 01752 283801 www.lighthousepools.co.uk


POOL BLASTER MAX FROM GOLDEN COAST For customers looking for lower cost alternatives, there is the award-winning Pool Blaster Max, the flagship product from Water Tech. Carefully considered to maximise efficiency and convenience, the model features a high-flow pump and industry-leading suction for deep cleaning. Offering up to ten hours of battery life, it pumps longer and stronger. Every detail of the Pool


Blaster Max has been carefully thought out to maximise efficiency and convenience. It really is the perfect tool for residential pools, spas and hot tubs. Golden Coast 01271 378100 www.GCTrade.co.uk


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THE RV5400 VORTEX PRO 4WD FROM LIGHTHOUSE POOLS The RV5400 Vortex Pro 4WD, is the 2015 version of their most popular cleaner, the Vortex 3 4WD. With the patented lift system, continuous cyclonic suction, 4 WD for perfect grip and programmable clock, it is easy to see why this was the biggest selling Zodiac electric cleaner in the UK in 2014. The Lighthouse Pools range of Zodiac cleaners now cover the complete market giving their dealers the tools to satisfy their customers’ needs. This, coupled with the traditional ‘pool dealer’ channel policy at Lighthouse Pools, make the Zodiac range of cleaners a must have choice for both pool companies and pool owners. Lighthouse Pools 01752 283801 www.lighthousepools.co.uk


NAIA POOL CLEANER FROM BOSTA


A great looking pool cleaner which features an innovative design, the Naia Pool Cleaner from Bosta offers automatic cleaning for smaller pools at a very affordable price. Featuring a powerful suction pump, this cleaner will pick up the dirt from all types of one level pool floors and also pools that feature a slight slope. With an easy to clean and removable filter bag and a 10 metre cable you can gain excellent pool cleaning in different sized pools for a fraction of the cost of many automatic robot pool cleaners. Bosta UK Ltd 01284 716580 www.bosta.co.uk


E10 FROM CERTIKIN


The Maytronics E10 is a light robotic cleaner, ideal for all type of small pools up to 8m in length, including above-ground pools. It gives crystal clear cleaning results, with all-surface active brushing action. It has an effective easy-to-use filtration system, with efficient dirt collection.


A top-access filtration system means that it is easy to remove and clean. Lightweight (6.3kg) and easy to lift and handle, it comes with a fast, debris-free water release and is fast to fix and easy to repair. It has a cycle time of 1.5 hours. Certikin International Ltd 01993 778855 www.certikin.co.uk


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