Dolphin robotic cleaners take the hassle out of cleaning your pool, leaving you with more time to enjoy it..
Each cleaning method has its own benefits and limitations as well as costs.
Among the 5 most common methods, the Dolphin has proven itself an excellent return on investment.
The main benefits ( Blue ) and limitations ( Orange ) for each cleaning method are as follows:
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Manual vacuum
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Low capital investment
Increased pool filter life |
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Labor-intensive
Normally doesn’t scrub
If done too quickly, raises the dirt into the pool water (will sink back later) |
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Suction cleaner
Demonstrations:
 Suction |
Low capital investment
Reliable
Low routine maintenance |
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Needs separate professional installation
Loads main pool filter (expensive to maintain)
Random cleaning
Poor pool coverage – requires manual cleaning
Vacuums floor only – doesn’t brush & scrub |
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Pressure cleaner
Demonstrations:
Pressure |
Self contained filter – savings on pool filter
Reliable |
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Needs separate installation and additional equipment
Random scanning
Requires filter bag cleaning
Fair pool coverage
Vacuums floor only – doesn’t brush & scrub
May require annual repairs |
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In-floor system |
No hoses in pool
No routine maintenance |
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Loads pool filter
High capital investment
Installation during new pool construction only
Moves dirt on floor only – doesn’t brush & scrub |
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Dolphin
Demonstrations:
Plug & Play
Scanning
Wall Climbing
Brushing and
Filtration
Environmentally
Friendly
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Autonomous Plug & Play
Systematic scanning
Brushing
Fine internal filter bag
Operates separate from the pool filter
Environmentally green eco–friendly
Strong manufacturer’s warranty program on entire unit |
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Requires capital investment
Requires filter bag cleaning |