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Best Suction Pool Cleaner (2020)

In this in-depth buying guide, we review and compare the best suction pool cleaners from Hayward, Pentair, and other brands.<br><br>Suction pool cleaners are generally cheaper than pressure and robotic pool cleaners.<br><br>A suction pool cleaner connects to your poolu2019s dedicated suction line or skimmer and uses the force of the water being sucked out of the pool to move and pick up debris. https://thepoolinsider.com/best-suction-pool-cleaner/

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Best Suction Pool Cleaner (2020)

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  1. Best Suction Pool Cleaner (2020): Reviews & Buying Guide Suction pool cleaners are generally cheaper than pressure and robotic pool cleaners. A suction pool cleaner connects to your pool’s dedicated suction line or skimmer and uses the force of the water being sucked out of the pool to move and pick up debris.

  2. Best Suction Side Pool Cleaners: Reviews INTEX AUTO HAYWARD 925ADC NAVIGATOR PRO The Intex Auto Pool cleaner is designed specifically for 24ft and smaller Intex above ground pools. So you can be sure it won’t damage your pool. The Hayward Navigator Pro’s cleaning performance, reliability, and ease of use make it our top pick. It is a bit pricey compared to other suction side pool cleaners, but it does a better job than most. The Intex auto cleaner has some bristles at the bottom to stir up the dirt stuck on the pool floor.

  3. HAYWARD 900 WANDA THE WHALE Wanda the Whale is the right choice if you are looking for an affordable suction pool cleaner for an Intex above ground pool. However, you may need to upgrade your Intex pool pump. Most of the filter pumps that come with Intex pools are not strong enough to power Wanda the Whale.

  4. Buyer’s Guide: Things To Consider When Choosing A Suction Pool Cleaner TYPE OF SUCTION CLEANER Suction cleaners come in different styles and designs. Here are the most common varieties you’ll come across. Belt drive: Some suction cleaners use a belt to operate the wheels or turn the turbine. Belt drive systems require little maintenance and can last a long time. They are also very quiet. Gear drive: Other suction cleaners use gears instead of a belt system. The gears tend to wear out quickly, requiring regular replacement. Chain drive: This is like a belt drive system, only that it uses a chain. A chain drive system is more durable and requires minimal maintenance. Diaphragm pool cleaner: This is the simplest type of suction pool cleaner. These cleaners rely on a single part called a diaphragm to regulate water flow and create suction. With just one moving part, these cleaners are easy to maintain and last for years. KreepyKrauly pool cleaners belong to this category.

  5. SWIMMING POOL TYPE, SIZE, AND SHAPE One of the first things to check when buying a suction pool cleaner is the type of pool it’s designed for. Many in-ground suction cleaners can also be used in an above-ground pool, but you’ll need to reduce the hose length. However, some in-ground cleaners can’t work in an above ground pool, and some above-ground cleaners are not ideal for use in an in-ground pool. Something else to check is the recommended pool size. Most suction pool cleaners can clean a standard 32’ by 16’ swimming pool. If you have a larger pool, you can usually add more hose lengths to get full coverage. If your pool is smaller, don’t use all the hose sections to prevent tangling. The shape of your pool doesn’t matter. Suction cleaners can clean a rectangular, round, or free-form pool. Most models have a pre-programmed steering system that ensures they don’t miss any areas.

  6. Suction Pool Cleaner FAQs HOW TO INSTALL A SUCTION POOL CLEANER? A suction pool cleaner connects to your pool skimmer or a dedicated vacuum line if your pool has one. Start by connecting the leader hose to the pool cleaner and then connect the remaining hose lengths. Put the cleaner in water and lower the hose a bit at a time, letting all the air bleed out. Turn off your pool pump and remove the skimmer basket then connect the hose to the skimmer using the provided adapter. If your pool has a dedicated suction line, you can also use that instead of the skimmer. Turn on the pool pump and check that the cleaner is moving properly – no too fast but not too slow either. If it’s not moving well or is not moving at all, you’ll need to adjust the flow rate, either using a pressure gauge or by measuring wheel RPMs.

  7. Suction pool cleaners are great for pool owners who don’t want to spend a lot of money on an automatic pool cleaner. They are easy to set up and easy to maintain, as well. Though you still need to do some cleaning, a suction cleaner makes pool maintenance much easier, less time consuming, and cheaper.  For detailed Information visit : https://thepoolinsider.com/best-suction-pool-cleaner/

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