Will the unit be able to clean the floor around the swimming pool or will it fall into the pool?
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I think it's supposed to notice a drop off like at the top of a staircase and stop. However, there are 2 physical ways to limit where the Scooba will go. One is with the towers, the other is with the strips that it reads as a drop off. The scooba stops several inches from the line between the towers so if you position the towers on the edge of the pool, the scooba won't go all the way to the edge. If you use the strips, be sure they are securely attached to the edge of the pool as the scooba will run right up to them and will move it them if they're not secured attached. The strips are sticky on the back so they can be temporarily stuck where you want them.
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I net my pool before I place my vacuum in the pool I would suggest to try and remove all larger objects but this vacuum does a wonderful job totally love it !!!!!! Hope this helps.
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It is a pretty tough unit so I would expect that it would not have a problem with any "normal" crevices that are found in most pools.
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I don't know as I have a 24' round pool. What I do know is that is designed for above ground pools and I have friends that have one for inground pools and they are much different that this unit. That being said, it doesn't really know what its cleaning so as long as the cord is long enough I would assume that it would work.
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Hi this is Steve at Aqua Products: While our unit may work under floating covers Robotic cleaners have floating cables and the cover will most likely affect their ability to move about the pool. So in sum I recommend not to use it while covered. Hope this helps.
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The vacuum suction keeps it in contact with the pool bottom and sides. The issue to be aware of, which I have mentioned previously is that the pin system that holds the vacuum onto the pole is inadequate. That is easily addressed by running a stainless steel bolt with a wing nut through one of the holes to keep the vacuum attached. You will get extremely frustrated fishing the vacuum from the bottom the pool if you do not do this. Outside of that is works fine.
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We have an inground pool with stairs at the shallow end. This is our 3rd year with this robotic cleaner. This pool cleaner will go around stairs, but it will not climb them. My unit climbs the beveled sides, and even the vertical sides of our pool with no difficulty. Please note: the vacuum bags must be kept clean for the unit to run properly.
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I really don't think it would work as it needs that suction through the vac to suck all the debris off the surface of the pool.
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Yes I think it will clean it. I bought the one for tile. It is very coarse so maybe careful with your floor. It is powerful
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It'll soak through to the floor, of course. Need to have something under it. It's like a mesh of rubber about half an inch thick.
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It works fine for the pool, but mine is not strong enough to pull the pool cleaner it pulls it down.
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If this is a suction vac that plugs in to the side of the pool, this filter will work. It is an inline filter, which means that it is installed in the hose about two feet from the side of the pool.
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I wish I could answer your question, but I am using my unit on a 1 3/4 hp pump for a 10,000 gallon in ground pool. The only issue I have is that the hose gets heavy wit the water and the cleaner does not make it all the way around my pool.
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It might. Consider the angle on the bottom of your pool. If you bottom has a gentle slope this product can probably clean it. If your pool has steeper slopes, spend the money on a model specific for in ground pools. This model will not climb walls. If you want your walls cleaned also get a better model.
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not really, it will pickup debris ( hair, leaves etc. from the bottom) you usually will need a sand and dirt filter pump for that, or keep cleaning and refilling the pool when too much sand and dirt accumulates in the bottom.
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I would say no - when I have gone over a wet spot on the floor it drags so I don't think it would be efficient.
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To be honest I don't know. But if I recall correctly when I have moved debris from the bottom, it does not. It has several brushes that keep it elevated off the pool floor. It does a good job. I've been pleased with it.