Automated Pool Cleaners

There are people who think that pools are merely in-ground and above ground holes that are filled with water. On the face of it, it may seem so but in fact there is a lot more to a pool that just that. The filtration system and the pumping system are considered the heart of any pool system which is hidden from the view. Pool water can get contaminated easily. Things like dirt, twigs, leaves, frogs, dead insects and unidentified debris pose a constant risk of pool water contamination.

To expand your knowledge about the different ways in which pool water gets and contaminated and the different ways in which you could clean your pool, you should do some research over the internet. There is ample amount of information present on the internet that would help you regarding these issues. Pool filters are a great way of cleaning your pool. These filters are available in different types and do there job perfectly.

But with the advancement in technology, automated or robotic pool cleaners have found there way in the market. These come with sensitive cleaners and are programmed to do just one thing which is to clean your pool water. They have a waterproof cord attached that floats with them. The rear end of this cord is attached to an electrical outlet. Robotic pool cleaners can be controlled by a remote control or let on its own to do its job.

These creep along the pool floor and suck debris which is collected in the bag. Once the bag is full, all you have to do is to pull the cleaner out, empty the contents of the bag, load the bag and it the pool cleaner back in the pool for cleaning.

Robotic pool cleaners have cartridges and filter bags that it uses to capture different kinds of debris and particles that may be as small as 5 to 2 microns in terms of size. Pool cleaners also conserve water as debris is contained within the bags which do not require backwashing for cleaning.