Best Water Tech Battery Operated Cleaner By Category

Water Tech lineup has over 40 battery-powered models
Not which is best, but what is suitable for you.

Five categories:
Bag Type
Cone Type
Spa Vacs
Leaf Vacs
Professional Vacuums


Bag Type:
For the Bag Type, I like the Pool Blaster Max Li & the Volt FX-8Li
Max Li 10.5” vac head
Volt FX8Li 13” vac head
60 min run time for both
The power rating of 500 Volt Fx8-Li
Power Rating of 365 Pool Blaster Max Li
Sand Silt Bag picks up finer dirt and silt
Great for pools, above-ground pools and spas

Cone Type:
Great for pools and spas with more leaf debris
I like the Centennial Li  and the Pool Blaster Pulse 
Centennial Li  has a 10.5” vac head
Power rating 290 
Pulse 7.5”  rectangle hard plastic vac head
45 min run time for both
Different cone bags/sleeves available, including sand silt model

Spas:
Catfish or the Catfish Ultra Li
Ideal for most hot tubs and spas
45 min run time
Power rating of 235
10.5” vac head
Sammler models below are great for shallow water
Aquabroom recharge
8” vac head
40 min
Hydro 100
40 min
Pool Blaster  Aqua Broom Sweep XL
8” vac head

Leaf Vacuums:
Pool Blaster Leaf Vac Recharge
Water Tech™ Volt  Leaf Vac Recharge
Great for pools with a lot of leaf debris
Fully rechargeable and no batteries are needed
3-hour run time

Professional Grade Vacuums:
Precision V10 is now fully rechargeable
2 hour run time
20-30 gallons per minute
Made for pool professional use

About Water Tech
An American manufacturing company headquartered in East Brunswick, New Jersey, Water Tech has revolutionized how pool owners maintain their pools for over 20 years.

Our team of designers, engineers, and support staff are passionate about our products, your pool, and the family and friends you share it with.

Why Choose Water Tech Battery Operated Cleaners?
1. Portability and Convenience One of the most significant advantages of Water Tech battery-operated cleaners is their portability. Unlike traditional pool cleaners that require long hoses or power cords, these devices are entirely cordless. This means you can quickly move around your pool or spa without worrying about tangled cords or limited reach. The compact design also makes storage a breeze, fitting neatly into your pool maintenance kit.
2. Powerful Performance Don’t let their size fool you – Water Tech cleaners pack a punch. Equipped with strong suction power, these devices can tackle various types of debris, from leaves and twigs to sand and algae. Whether you're dealing with a small spa or a large swimming pool, there's a Water Tech cleaner designed to handle the job.
3. Ease of Use Water Tech cleaners are designed with user-friendliness in mind. Most models feature a simple on/off switch, and because they’re battery-operated, there's no need to connect to a power source. This simplicity makes them an excellent choice for pool owners who want a hassle-free cleaning experience. Even those new to pool maintenance will find these devices straightforward and easy to use.
4. Rechargeable Batteries Many Water Tech models use rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, providing extended cleaning sessions on a single charge. This is especially beneficial for larger pools, where a full cleaning session might take some time. Models like the Pool Blaster Max offer impressive battery life, allowing you to clean for up to an hour or more without interruption.
5. Versatility Water Tech offers a range of models to suit different pool and spa sizes and cleaning needs. Whether you need a powerful cleaner for a large inground pool or a lightweight device for quick spot cleaning, there’s a Water Tech cleaner for you. 


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