The Rechargeable Spa and Liner-Pool vac from Speck Pumps is a 3-Section Rechargeable Vacuum Cleaner for spa?s or small, soft-wall above ground pools. Designed to collect floor and seat debris. 1 Hour use on a full charge. The Vac comes with a Long brush to clean larger areas and a short brush, for those hard to reach places. To remove rocks and large debris from the pool floor you can use the end-cup assembly as is or attach the wide-end nozzle.
Features: - Easy to assemble, no need for tools. - Easy to use. - No hoses. - Cordless. - Hand held. - Light weight. - Easy press On-Off Button. - Suitable for cleaning of small pools, small, soft-wall above ground pools, spa?s and spa-pools. - Telescopic handle reaches up to 160cm when fully extended. - 4 Vacuum ways ? 2 x Nozzles and 2 x slide-on brushes. - Brushes help to scrub away and loosen debris from the pool or spa floor. - Stainless Steel, reusable and easy to clean filter screen. - Flow rate is 19L/minute.
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Warranty: limited (12 months) *Contact Livestainable for claims
Order processed and delivered promptly; product meets expectations
The order was processed and delivered promptly. The Pool Vacuum was available at the best price online. It works well so far and, generally, meets expectations - more suction power would have earned it a 5-Star rating.
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Andre De Koker
Amazing
I am very happy with the product. It is working perfect for my small hot tube and it is easy to handle. Material seems of good quality.
Unlike most controllers, you can vary not just the startup pressure (which is what most other units do), but also the ongoing, running pressure output.
The controller is also much smarter than most of the slightly cheaper ones- it doesn't just give up for 24 hours if it gets no flow,for example, as some others do. For an extra 10% or 20% on the price, it's well worth the money to get a
much smarter product, that's clearly had a lot of thought go into the software.
The instructions, translated from Italian, are not the clearest, though.
