How does this mount to an in-ground pool? Permanent mount? Any drilling required?
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yes you have to drill,you can use plugs that you put into the ground around your pool so it can be removed in the winter or you can get screws in home depot that is mad to go into cement and you can removed them also in the winter. Hope this helps
908674
use a tent stake or other thru the mounting holes. I actually just have a little chain and clip that I attach and then attach the chain to a screw in the ground anchor.
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We attached ours to a wooden deck & it works great. We have an above ground pool with a deck built around the top.
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Not sure about an in ground. Might depend on how smooth the bottom is. The suction holds it down and if the pool bottoms rough it might not slide around much.
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This one does not require screwing in, but it is dependent on the type of present pool drain you have. This is because it attaches over it without removal. My problem was that it still sat up high enough that my Kreepy Krawly got caught under the edge. This product is well constructed and looks durable, but didn't fit for my needs in my finite plaster pool.
930270
This can be attached or mounted with screws to your deck or pool rail. This alarm system will come with instructions to mount this to your above ground pool.
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Yes. You have to drill through the top of the pool and secure the brackets with screws. I sealed the screws/holes to prevent rust.
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Should come with mounting bracket that works on both easy set pool and metal frame pool.
789793
On mine, I ran the cord under the top rail and the lights mount inside the pool. I have a metal wall pool so the only thing that mounts inside is the light itself. If you have a soft wall pool, it includes a magnet that you stick to the same location on the outside to hold it in place.
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Top only, bottom has rubber bumpers and leans against the wall of the pool. You will need the Anchors and Escutcheon for the top part. Also keep in mind that the Anchors need to be grounded by an Electrician.
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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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I just have a standard telescoping metal pole that came with my above ground pool. The plastic arm on this vacuum head slides inside the pole and clicks into place with two plastic pop-out tabs. Works well.
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That is the same way for my pool. I cut and stacked two treated 2" x 6" boards (one set for each arm) to macth the two mounting arms on the steps and attached the boards to the wood deck and then attched the arms to the boards. I have had no problems, works great, very stable.
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You can mount it anywhere. you'll just need hose long enough to reach your pump
639386
Yes the system just hooks to the side of the pool. The issue with plugging it in is the control need to be raised for some reason and so many feet from the pool. I just mounted mine to a 4x4 post in the ground.
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We purchased it for an in ground pool. I believe it would need a platform to rest the base if you were going to use it in an above ground pool.
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There are 2some sets of brackets that get mounted to the rail. The poles snap into these brackets to convert between the games and allow for winterizing the pool. Hope this helps.