Have a pool & connected 'infinity' style spa. The pool cleaner (polaris 280) cleans the pool great, but I am looking for something that can vacuum the spa. The 'infinity' spa spills over into a 6-inch wide trench that rounds around it, that feeds into the pool. I'd like the vacuum head to be small enough to clean that trench as well since it collects debris and whatnot that falls/blows in. Throwing the 280 into the spa doesn't work as it just crawls out. I am looking for some sort of hand vacuum that can ideally connect to the boost pump connection that the 280 uses. I would really like to avoid an electric pool vacuum as I have read that those often fail after a short time. I haven't been able to find any sort of boost pump hand vacuum anywhere so am wondering if that sort of thing exists in the first place. I know that turning it on and off would be tricky while you are holding it but just really don't want to buy an electric one that can fry after a few months because water got in.

Thank you in advance!

I’m going to add to add a 40lb bag to bring my salt level back up. Since I am not adding multiple bags and not starting with freshwater, is it necessary to turn off the SWG when adding? What happens if the SWG is running while salt is added?

I have an omnilogic system and my water (and air) temp seems like it is always reading 78degs. I thought maybe the water sensor was bad, so I just swapped it out but the system still just reads 78degs. I had not noticed the air sensor was also reading 78degs till just now. Has anyone seen an error like this before? My assumption at this point is something is wrong with the board for the unit somehow and its not getting a good reading. Any advice?

Greetings!
What is needed to pull water from the drain for this type of diverter?
The port from the main drain is threaded and is located close to the top of the rim.
The second port is low in the skimmer and returns to the pump.
Looking to drain the pool in the coming days.
Thank you!