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A clean swimming pool is essential for maximum enjoyment. With an electric pool vacuum cleaner, you can effortlessly remove sand, leaves, insects and other debris from the bottom of your pool or spa. The main advantage of these vacuum cleaners is that they often operate autonomously on a rechargeable battery. So you don’t need to connect them to your filter system, saving you a lot of hassle with hoses and connectors. Whether you have a compact above-ground pool, a relaxing hot tub or a spacious in-ground pool in your garden: at Hermie you’ll find the right pool vacuum cleaner to make the water crystal clear again.
How do you choose the right pool vacuum cleaner?
Not every pool vacuum cleaner is suitable for every swimming pool. To make the right choice, it is important to take the following features into account:
- The type and size of your swimming pool
For a small spa or a shallow children’s pool, a compact handheld vacuum cleaner with a short battery life will suffice. Do you have a larger above-ground or in-ground pool? If so, opt for a model with a wider nozzle and a longer running time (for example, 45 to 90 minutes), so that you can clean the entire pool in one go. - Type of dirt: coarse or fine?
Pay attention to the vacuum cleaner’s filter system. Is there mainly sand or fine dust on the pool floor? If so, you’ll need a pool vacuum cleaner with a fine filter bag or microfilter (often specified in microns). For coarser debris such as leaves and twigs, a standard filter bag or a model with a larger collection bin is better suited to preventing blockages. - Range and operation
Many electric pool vacuums come with a short handle. For larger or deeper pools, an extendable telescopic handle is essential. Always check that the vacuum is compatible with a standard telescopic handle if one is not included as standard.
Why choose battery-powered cleaning?
A battery-powered electric pool vacuum cleaner offers great freedom of movement. You are not dependent on the suction power of your pool pump. This is a huge advantage for owners of above-ground pools or inflatable spas, where the supplied filter pump is often not powerful enough to allow a manual vacuum cleaner to work properly. The electric vacuum cleaner’s built-in motor generates its own suction power and collects the debris directly in its own internal filter. This not only saves your pool pump, but also means you need to backwash or replace the pump’s filter less often.
FAQ
- How does an electric pool vacuum cleaner work?
An electric vacuum cleaner operates thanks to a built-in rechargeable battery and its own motor. The motor sucks up the water along with the debris, sends it through an internal filter bag or cartridge, and blows the clean water back into the pool. So you don’t need any hoses or an external pump. - Can I use a pool vacuum cleaner for a spa?
Yes, absolutely. In fact, compact battery-powered electric vacuum cleaners are the best choice for spas. They are manoeuvrable enough to clean between the seats and contours of the spa, without you having to rely on a pump. - How long does the battery of an electric pool vacuum last?
This depends heavily on the model and price range. Compact models for spas last on average 30 to 45 minutes on a full battery. Heavier models for larger pools can run for up to 90 minutes or longer before needing to be recharged. - Do I need a telescopic handle?
For a spa, the short handle supplied is usually sufficient. For an above-ground or in-ground pool, we always recommend a telescopic handle. This allows you to comfortably vacuum the bottom from the side without having to stand in the water yourself. - How do I clean the filter of my pool vacuum cleaner?
After use, open the vacuum cleaner’s compartment. Remove the filter bag or cartridge and rinse it thoroughly with a garden hose. Allow the filter to dry before storing it. This prevents mould growth and maintains suction power.