I'm about to sign a contract on a new pool which includes a Polaris TR35P with booster pump. The pool is ~750SF which will include a ~110SF sunshelf and 2 love seats. It will be ~3ft to ~6.5ft deep. Is now the time to get a robot?? I'm hoping I can get a ~$750-$800 credit to not get the included cleaner/pump, and would apply that to a robot. Is there any particular unit anyone would recommend for a pool like described? Thanks!
Robot Recommendation
- Thread starter mrcjh98
- Start date
- May 3, 2007
- 16,980
- Pool Size
- 20000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
A robot is the way to go.
These are pretty popular:
www.troublefreepool.com
These are pretty popular:
Doheny's Discovery, S200, Active20, Triton owners club
Pretty excited, I just ordered my first robotic pool cleaner. I chose the Doheny Discovery, which appears to be the same model as the Maytronics Dolphin S 200 / Active 20 models. As of today, the Doheny's Discovery was on sale for $649.00 with free shipping and no tax, which helped smooth over...
www.troublefreepool.com
I would never bother with a lower performing pool cleaner that requires a full booster pump (cha-ching$) just to run. The easiest thing is to have a power outlet placed near enough to the pool to use a robot. They outperform those outdated pressure side cleaners *and* climb the walls to scrub up to the water line. Robots for the WIN! 
ARTY:
Look at the Maytronics site online, their residential robots.
Maddie
ARTY:Look at the Maytronics site online, their residential robots.
Maddie