POOL CLEANERS
in the competitive electric cleaner market. The Vortex™ 3 4WD, 3.2 and 2 are exclusive to the Zodiac specialist, Lighthouse Pools and only available through dedicated swimming pool installers/ retailers.
For the chance to win a Zodiac 3 4WD cleaner in Lighthouse Pools’ charity raffle, tickets can be purchased from their stand at this year’s SPATEX. For further details see our SPATEX Preview feature.
NEW DOLPHIN DUE TO MAKE WAVES
Set to take the commercial pool cleaner market by storm, the heavy-duty Dolphin Wave 100 from the Maytronics stable means business!
Suitable for pools up to 25 metres in
length, the highly efficient, fully automated cleaner is aimed at the hotel, school and holiday park market. Representing excellent value for money, the advanced gyroscopic system ensures accurate scanning for the systematic coverage of floor, walls and water-line.
The Dolphin Wave 100 offers three filtration options: fine, ultra fine and disposable. The high capacity filtration space captures dirt, dust and all other types of debris. Thorough brushing efficiently removes algae and bacteria, leaving water sparkling clear and hygienic.
A remote control facility, with optional parameters and operation delay suits every pool condition and ensures easy use and maintenance. Weighing just 12 kg, the cleaner offers three cycle times of four, six and eight hour duration. It comes with a 30 metre cable, caddy and 24 months’ warranty
The Pool Blaster Catfish – small enough to reach into every crevice but strong enough to cover large pool areas
The heavy- duty Dolphin Wave 100 from Maytronics, available exclusively through Certikin International
on all parts.
Certikin are the UK’s exclusive distributor for Dolphin and as such provide a first class aftercare service that is unmatched by any other pool cleaner supplier.
QUALITY AT EVERY LEVEL FROM GOLDEN COAST
As in all areas of its product offerings, Golden Coast’s range of pool cleaners has options to suit every need and budget: from top-end products, for situations where only the best will do, to equipment that fulfils all quality requirements but at a relatively low price. Top end in the pool cleaning market means
the Vortex 4, four wheel drive model from Zodiac. This most advanced and feature- packed of four wheel drive models cleans supremely and is an absolute pleasure to use. The way it climbs the pool wall and empties
itself of water after operation is particularly impressive.
For customers looking for a lower cost alternative, show them the Pool Blaster range from Water Tech. This includes the SpaVac which, uniquely, is a vacuum cleaner specifically
designed for hot tubs and spas. Then there is the Catfish, which is small enough to reach into every crevice but strong enough to cover large pool areas. The flagship Pool Blaster Max is, like the others, battery-powered, compact and portable. Its high-flow pump and industry-leading suction cleans deeply and tackles even the largest of messes.
To see all of these products in action,
visit the Golden Coast YouTube channel (GoldenCoastLtd), there you’ll find more than 60 high-definition videos showcasing the comprehensive range of products available through Golden Coast.
Pool cleaners have changed almost beyond recognition from their first introduction, but the vast amount of time and money invested in product testing, development and manufacture shows that there’s no sign of this section of pool necessities drying up. Pool cleaners continue to be a very welcome high-tech addition to any pool. SPN
“WHILST MANY PRODUCTS HAVE FLUCTUATED IN SALES, WE HAVE SEEN DEPENDABLE SALES YEAR ON YEAR ON OUR RANGE OF POOL CLEANERS”
FOR FURTHER DETAILS:
AstralPool 01329 514000
www.astralpooluk.com
Bosta UK 01284 716580
www.bosta.co.uk
Certikin International 01993 778855
www.certikin.co.uk
Golden Coast 01271 378100
www.gctrade.co.uk
Lighthouse Pools 01752 283801
www.lighthousepools.co.uk
Pollet Pool Group 01635 234038
www.polletpoolgroup.com
www.swimmingpoolnews.co.uk SPN February 2014 63
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