Water Tech Pool Blaster Battery Operated Vacuums for Your Pool & Spa - Overview

Water Tech Corp is the leading manufacturer of battery powered pool vacuums. These are self contained portable vacuums that have a water proof motor and a debris bag inside that trap dirt and debris. These vacuums are a great way to clean your pool and spa and in this Podcast I talk to Guy Erlich, President of Water Tech Corp and he touches on the benefits and features of their products.



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As you can see from the list below I have tested and used many of their battery operated vacuums and if you want to learn about a specific cleaner you can click on the video link and see it in action. I personal think that their products are excellent and I use them each week on my pool route.

Water Tech Pool Blaster Videos:
Water Tech Precision 2.0Li Professional Pool Vacuum Overview & Review: https://youtu.be/oY5uGxSRLOI
Pool Blaster Max Li Pool and Spa Cleaner by Water Tech: https://youtu.be/Si8cdr_yQrE
Volt FX-8Li Battery Powered Vacuum by Water Tech - NEW Features for 2017!: https://youtu.be/NKCUK7zpB1o
Volt FX-2 Battery Powered Vacuum by Water Tech - Review & Overview: https://youtu.be/bCZu9Jgl5L4
Volt FX-4Li Battery Powered Vacuum by Water Tech - Review & Overview: https://youtu.be/g2aLU56eowM
Pool Blaster Leaf Demon Battery Powered Leaf Vac: https://youtu.be/FzOWLkSCDZk
Pool Blaster Battery Powered Pool & Spa Vacs by Water Tech: Overview: http://youtu.be/GWk1KoeS3_E
Pool Blaster Aqua Broom by Water Tech - Review and Demo: http://youtu.be/hiGZzemiJZQ
Pool Blaster Catfish by Water Tech® - Review: http://youtu.be/iujzIl7rjLg
Pool Blaster Battery Powered Leaf Vac by Water Tech - Review & Demo: http://youtu.be/jvokMrKGa78
Pool Blaster MAX – Review: http://youtu.be/_DKBUM2_pA4
Pool Blaster Max CG - Commercial Grade Review: http://youtu.be/L4hdT77xoiA
Pool Blaster SPA VAC by Water Tech - Product Review: http://youtu.be/0d8_1lfiU0Q
Pool Blaster PRO 1500 - Review and Field Testing: http://youtu.be/Q1Sqnp6-3hk
Pool Blaster MAX or MAX CG has NO SUCTION - Troubleshooting & Tips: http://youtu.be/8QHU67Lg3Bw
Pool Blaster PBW022SS Max CG Sand and Silt Bag – Review: http://youtu.be/3k5f68A1_Q8

In the Podcast we discuss choosing the correct Pool Blaster Cleaner for your needs. I will touch briefly on a few of the products that I think are pretty universal in their use. Basically the smaller units are for spas or small above ground pools and the larger vacuums are for spas as well as for larger pools.

For a default cleaner I would say the Pool Blaster Max Li would be the unit that is compact and powerful enough for a spa, an Above Ground Pool and to spot vacuum a standard size pool. The Max Li attaches to a standard pool pole and with the sand silt bag would do a fine job in cleaning any body of water.

Pool Blaster Max Li Pool and Spa Cleaner by Water Tech: https://youtu.be/Si8cdr_yQrE

If your looking for a more powerful vacuum I suggest the Volt FX-8. The Volt FX-8 is very similar to the Pool Blaster Max Li but everything about it has been beefed up. Think Pool Blaster Max on steroids. You will find this vacuum to be extremely powerful and the debris chamber is much larger than the Pool Blaster Max. The Volt FX-8 is available only at your retail brick and mortar pool store but it is well worth the drive to purchase and you will really love this vacuum.

Volt FX-8Li Battery Powered Vacuum by Water Tech - NEW Features for 2017!: https://youtu.be/NKCUK7zpB1o

Much like their Catfish unit which is one of their biggest sellers, the Volt FX-4 is an excellent choice for a cleaner. The smaller hard plastic vacuum head is perfect for water features and spas and you will find the power of the Volt FX-4 great for sucking up dirt and debris. I like the ease of use of this unit and the charging port on the back.

Volt FX-4Li Battery Powered Vacuum by Water Tech - Review & Overview: https://youtu.be/g2aLU56eowM

If you have a pool that gets a lot of leaf debris on the bottom, the Battery Powered Leaf Vacuum would be an great choice. They make a few versions of this cleaner but they are the same in every way except for the color and the purchasing location. These vacuums are great at picking up larger leaf debris on a pool bottom and work off of regular AA batteries.

Pool Blaster Leaf Demon Battery Powered Leaf Vac: https://youtu.be/FzOWLkSCDZk
Pool Blaster Battery Powered Leaf Vac by Water Tech - Review & Demo: http://youtu.be/jvokMrKGa78

To purchase a vacuum:
https://www.swimmingpoollearning.com/water-tech-pool-blaster

eBook: https://www.swimmingpoollearning.com/swimming-pool-care-ebook




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