Pool Blaster Centennial Li Battery Powered Vacuum - Best in Class and Priced at $100!


The Pool Blaster Centennial Li by Water Tech is a very well designed and often overlooked cleaner in their line up of products. I think the odd design with the large clear debris chamber and the filter cone is such a departure from the Pool Blaster Max and Catfish look that most people never give it a chance. But this cleaner is just superb and is a merger of all of the best qualities of two of their most popular cleaners. The price point of $100 is also something to note as it is one of their most affordable cleaners.

The Centennial is a battery operated portable vacuum for your pool or spa. It features a Lithium Ion battery which will give the battery a very long lifespan and give the cleaner an amazing run time of 45 minutes. It has the same size throat opening as the Pool Blaster Max Li but the style and charging port of the Catfish (which is their most popular model). I like the easy to open back charging area and the large debris chamber of this cleaner. It will pick up 2X as much debris as the Max and 4X the debris of the Catfish. The unique filter cone and large debris chamber allows the Centennial to pick up very large amounts of debris without having to empty the cleaner.

It has a power rating of 290 which is a bit less than the MX Li but much higher then the Catfish. It is not the most powerful vacuum in their line up but it picks up debris very well and has enough power for vacuuming up dirt and leaf debris. It is the best in their line-up priced at just over $100. You really can't go wrong at that price point. 


Here are some of the features:

Power Rating 290
Lithium Powered, Fully Rechargeable in 4 hours
Up to 45 Minutes Run Time
Push Button ON/OFF Switch
Reusable Extreme Multi-layered filter that removes leaves, sand, and debris
Vacuum Head Width: 10.5"
Crevice Corner Nozzle: Yes
Scrubbing Brushes: Yes
Sectional Pool Pole included
Minimum Operating Depth:14.25” @ 45 degree angle
Unit Size: L-24.00" x W-10.50" x H-9.0"
Unit Weight: 4.05 lbsWarranty: 1 Year Limited
ThePool Blaster Centennial Li incorporates the best features of Water Tech’s best-selling Pool Blaster Vacs, the Aqua Broom, Catfish and Max, offering a large debris chamber with a filter cone type filtration system.

Other great features of the Pool Blaster Centennial Li:
Head and Throat Size of the Max
Debris-Catching Capacity up to 4X that of the Catfish, 2X that of the Max
Includes a four piece pole set.

The included 4 piece of plastic pole will be perfect if all you need it for is a small above ground spa. The poles connect together to make a 4 ft long pole. You can also connect it directly to your standard pool pole and use it that way also. I think for the price point and features of the Centennial you are getting a great deal. The reviews are very strong for this cleaner and I think it is a very underrated cleaner.

More 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 Aqua Broom SWEEP XL Review and Set Up Video: https://youtu.be/0vpj-TjJcAc
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 PBW022SS Max CG Sand and Silt Bag – Review: http://youtu.be/3k5f68A1_Q8



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