Can this stay in the pool 24/7? Does it work for the deep end of the pool (collecting earthworms and leaves).
930063
I will often leave mine in the pool during the week taking it out only on weekends without any issue. I think the hose would be more likely to experience issues than the unit itself. It works great in the deep and shallow ends of the pool.
930064
you could use it all the time but you would want to have a separate vaccumme hole in your pool because if you connect it to the skimmer, you will not get any of the top leaves etc off. also, it does pick up leaves and such, but i would recommend the leaf attachment which is sold separately.
930065
Absolutely! This was our 2nd navigator it runs 6hr a day in the summer, we only take it out if we have people in the pool.Works fantastic, you do need to replace the feet once a year.
930066
It can stay in. Thew unit will definitely pick up the worms and can handle small leaf matter. A lotof leaves would probably clog it. Im on the ocean and sand is no problem for it.
930067
Mine stays in the pool 24/7. I just replaced my first Hayward, it lasted 10 years and with some care probably would have made it a few more, I just liked the pretty blue. Mine goes all over the pool and does a great job!
930068
We keep ours in the pool 24/7, no problem. The new model seems to get clogged a lot easier with leaves and acorns than the older one we replaced.
930069
I keep mine in the pool 24/7. It works fine in the deep end (8 feet), but since my pool is enclosed I can't answer as to leaves, etc.
1811648
Give it time, it works great in a round pool, it will stop for a few seconds then it will continue it cycle, its like an old man its slow but gets the job done, this thing really works however just give it time to do its thing.
1298782
It should work the same as it does for an above-ground pool - meaning that it will only clean the bottom and any slopes. It does not climb the sides of the pool like those that are especially made for in-ground pools.
2085556
It will not - it doesn't float, it climbs walls/floor/stairs and can only get things it can travel over on surfaces. It does a great job though, even on leaves, and doing a quick skim of the surface with the hand held skimmer has been pretty easy for us compared to having to dredge up detritus from the pool floor...
1348213
Yes but keep in mind this pool does take a lot of water. It took a few hours or more to fill it and after a couple days in the warm summer the water will turn green without chlorine and bromine. The pump might not be totally necessary if you are planning to empty it each spurt of use but it is good for debris, dirt, etc that gets into the pool. If you get a pump and have the chlorine/bromine, you can keep it going all summer and use it when you wish but you do have to regularly treat it. You will not want to refill it every day or two... takes too long/too much water. We just keep ours up all summer from June-Aug. I chlorinate it every other day to every 3 days and I believe the bromine is once a week but follow pkg directions.
2199111
My Pool goes to almost 7 foot at one end and my robot does excellent. My pool guy who comes once a week is very impressed with my Aquabot 4x. I definitely think it would work fine in your pool. I am so impressed with this machine. Very effective and easy to use. KCFlorida
1298783
I can't give you a definitive answer, but I can say that my Aquabot Pool Rover Hybrid works great on my above ground pool whiich a deep end. My deep end is bowl shaped with a steep incline and my Rover has no problem climbing in and out of it. I believe the Rover should work quit well on an in-ground pool. However, my Rover does not climb up the side walls. The brochure says I could add the additional floaters that came with it to make it climb the walls, but I've never tried it. Good Luck!
2198500
Hi Linda, I've been pretty pleased with this pool cleaner so far. I don't get rocks in my pool, but I would think it shouldn't be a problem picking them up. The only issue I've had is, it will get hung on the main drain. I'm going to install a low profile drain when it gets warmer. I had a Polaris for years, which worked really well, but I got tired of replacing the expensive booster pumps.Hope this helps.
1767225
Yes this system would work perfect for your pool, I have a Intex 18X9 5ft deep pool and also have the salt water system and it works perfect, I only run it 4 hours a day and the pool is sparkling Clear!
323110
Hi, Georgia, do not worry for regular use in pool. that time is an estimated time for continuous under certain depth. you won't have an issue even using for 4 hours in the pool.
544486
i am using it to cover 6ft pool at my mom's house and it works good keeping bugs & stuff out. it is small pool for aqua therapy for my dog and is not in all day sun so not sure if it is actually heating the water or not. i bought as add on item and it's totally worth the few bucks that i spent on it. we only use the pool a few days a week.
949333
I have a large salt water pool and staypoolizer works perfect. The water feed comes from an outside faucet and remains on all year. I keep the pressure low (I do not turn the faucet handle wide open)
90376
In C-mode, it will run until you turn it off, or until the filter bag becomes obstructed with dirt/debris - which will stop it from moving or reduce it to a crawl. If the pool is reasonably clean, you can run it all night or longer. A bigger problem for very long run periods will be tangling of the cord. My 18x40 pool is usually clean in 1.5 to 3 hours so I just take it out. This is a great (and simple) unit that works like a champ and has never failed or broke.
2168839
I can't see why it wouldn't--after all, it is certainly well powered and you'll get years of service out of it. I really don't believe you need a more powerful system. The water in my pool gets circulated three times per day if I set the timer (sold separately) at ten hour intervals. Just keep a clourine tablet in the skimmer box regularly. This machine sucks them down like as if it is aspirin.
1250526
Somewhat, it will not loosen algae that has settled in the bottom of the pool (you have to get broom & sweep.) It does not have the power to suck the algae off the bottom. Because they would not refund my money I am using it, as I cannot see spending another hefty sum of money in another ( although it would save me a lot of work.) But when this one goes out & it will within a year or so, I will invest in a higher quality product. The pool place where we bought our pool stop selling this product & they have a much better robotic cleaner(pricy-but it would be worth it.)
1262848
We have a concrete pool, so I pull, push, and scoop with it! No worries about damage for us. It's great to be able to skim surface leaves all at one time instead of emptying frequently. And stuff stays in it. If I have leaves/debris on the deep end (10ft) floor, I get the edge of this at the beginning of the mess and push slowly until it has gone into the net. We have rounded and sloped areas in the deep end, that's why sometimes I'm pulling debris on the bottom towards me to get it.
1112648
I guess it would work. But, that does not seem to be its purpose in life. It does not have an auto shut off. For a pool, I think I would go to a pool supply house to see what they have and buy something that fits your specific need.