How to hook a pool cleaner up to pool?
With the development of artificial intelligence technology, all aspects of our life can be opened with one click, and in the future, robots will also realize more possibilities in place of humans. Pool cleaning is a big or small project. Why is that so? Because the traditional way was when the pool was built, it is necessary to think about the cleaning system, which includes filtration system, disinfection system, circulation system, water quality monitoring system and automatic control system, and now more intelligent cleaning systems can be easily handled with just a robot. Pool cleaners are connected to the pool in a variety of ways, depending on the type and design of the cleaner. Common connections and their characteristics are as follows:
1. Wired connection
For wired pool cleaners, they are usually connected to the power or control system of the pool through a long cable. The advantage of this type of connection is that it is stable and reliable, ensuring that the cleaner continues to work underwater. The length of the cable is usually long enough to cover the entire pool area, ensuring that the cleaner is able to reach all corners of the pool. However, wired connections also have certain limitations, such as the cable may be tangled and knotted under water and needs to be maintained and tidied regularly.
2. Wireless connection
With the development of technology, more and more pool cleaners are starting to use wireless connectivity. Wireless pool cleaners typically have a battery built in and are charged via a charging station or wireless charging technology. This type of connection frees the chain of cables, making the cleaner's movement in the pool more free and flexible, reducing the hassle of entanglement and sorting of cables. The user simply puts the cleaner into the water, sets the cleaning program, and the cleaner can start working automatically.
3. Smart connectivity
Some high-end pool cleaners also have smart connectivity, allowing users to control the cleaner remotely through smart devices such as smartphones, tablets and other devices. For example ,Beatbot, a high-end swimming pool robot that is currently popular in North America and Australia, Using currently the world's leading innovative design, the entire series features intelligent operation, one-click startup, automatic cleaning, automatic return, autonomous parking, and these cleaners are often equipped with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth modules that can establish a wireless connection with the user's smart device. Users can set up a cleaning schedule, monitor the progress of the cleaning, and receive notifications that the cleaning has been completed through a dedicated application. This type of connectivity greatly improves the convenience and cleanliness of users, and is increasingly favored by users.
4. Special connectivity systems
In addition to the common connection methods mentioned above, some pool cleaners use special connection systems. For example, some automatic vacuum cleaners need to be used with a cleaning system such as cleaning pipes, cleaning mouths and so on. These systems connect the cleaner to the pool's drainage system through specific interfaces and pipes, forming a closed, circulating cleaning system. This type of connection is able to remove dirt and impurities from the pool more efficiently, but it is relatively complicated to install and maintain. In today's laziness economy, fewer users generally adopt this approach. Once maintenance problems arise, the costs are high and the procedures complex.
In conclusion, pool cleaners are connected to the pool in a variety of ways. Users can choose the right cleaner and how it is connected according to their needs and budget. At the same time, with the continuous advancement and innovation of technology, traditional cleaning methods are gradually replaced by more convenient and efficient pool cleaning connectivity methods.
