Raj Engineers

Suction-Side Pool Cleaners

• How They Work: Use the pool's filtration system to create suction that draws in debris.

• Best For: Above-ground and in-ground pools with simple designs.

• Advantages:

  • Affordable and easy to install.

  • Works in pools with skimmer baskets and no need for a separate pump.

• Limitations:

  • May not be as efficient in cleaning walls or hard-to-reach areas.

  • Dependent on the pool's filter pump.

Pressure-Side Pool Cleaners

• How They Work: Use the pool's return jets to create pressure that pushes debris into a collection bag or a separate filter.

• Best For: Larger, complex pools with extensive landscaping.

• Advantages:

  • Does not rely on the pool’s filtration system.

  • Can clean the pool floor, walls, and even steps.

• Limitations:

  • Requires a booster pump, which adds extra cost and maintenance.

  • Larger footprint and more setup required.

Robotic Pool Cleaners

• How They Work: Powered by electricity, they use advanced motors and filters to navigate and clean the pool, typically requiring minimal input from the pool's filtration system.

• Best For: Pools of all sizes, including smaller or more intricate designs.

• Advantages:

  • Highly efficient and powerful; can scrub walls, floors, and waterline.

  • Independent of the pool’s pump or filter.

  • Often include advanced features like scheduling, remote control, and customizable cleaning patterns.

• Limitations:

  • Higher upfront cost.

  • Requires charging or power cord connections.

Cleaning Coverage

• Some cleaners focus on the pool floor, while others can clean the walls, steps, and waterline.

Filtration System

• Filter Bag/Canister: Collects dirt and debris for easy disposal.

• Debris Size Handling: Some cleaners are designed to handle fine debris, while others can collect larger particles (like leaves and twigs).

Programming & Controls

• Scheduled Cleaning: Many robotic models allow you to set specific cleaning times or routines.

• Remote Control: Some models come with remote control for manual navigation or troubleshooting.

Energy Efficiency

• Robotic cleaners are energy-efficient as they operate independently of the pool’s pump and filter.

Navigation & Sensors

• Smart Navigation: Advanced models use sensors to map the pool and avoid obstacles.

• Climbing Capability: Ability to clean vertical surfaces like pool walls and steps.

Suction-Side Pool Cleaners

• How They Work: Use the pool's filtration system to create suction that draws in debris.

• Best For: Above-ground and in-ground pools with simple designs.

• Advantages:

  • Affordable and easy to install.

  • Works in pools with skimmer baskets and no need for a separate pump.

• Limitations:

  • May not be as efficient in cleaning walls or hard-to-reach areas.

  • Dependent on the pool's filter pump.

Pressure-Side Pool Cleaners

• How They Work: Use the pool's return jets to create pressure that pushes debris into a collection bag or a separate filter.

• Best For: Larger, complex pools with extensive landscaping.

• Advantages:

  • Does not rely on the pool’s filtration system.

  • Can clean the pool floor, walls, and even steps.

• Limitations:

  • Requires a booster pump, which adds extra cost and maintenance.

  • Larger footprint and more setup required.

Robotic Pool Cleaners

• How They Work: Powered by electricity, they use advanced motors and filters to navigate and clean the pool, typically requiring minimal input from the pool's filtration system.

• Best For: Pools of all sizes, including smaller or more intricate designs.

• Advantages:

  • Highly efficient and powerful; can scrub walls, floors, and waterline.

  • Independent of the pool’s pump or filter.

  • Often include advanced features like scheduling, remote control, and customizable cleaning patterns.

• Limitations:

  • Higher upfront cost.

  • Requires charging or power cord connections.

Cleaning Coverage

• Some cleaners focus on the pool floor, while others can clean the walls, steps, and waterline.

Filtration System

• Filter Bag/Canister: Collects dirt and debris for easy disposal.

• Debris Size Handling: Some cleaners are designed to handle fine debris, while others can collect larger particles (like leaves and twigs).

Programming & Controls

• Scheduled Cleaning: Many robotic models allow you to set specific cleaning times or routines.

• Remote Control: Some models come with remote control for manual navigation or troubleshooting.

Energy Efficiency

• Robotic cleaners are energy-efficient as they operate independently of the pool’s pump and filter.

Navigation & Sensors

• Smart Navigation: Advanced models use sensors to map the pool and avoid obstacles.

• Climbing Capability: Ability to clean vertical surfaces like pool walls and steps.