Pool cleaning

Hexagone Robotic pool cleaners

Robotic pool cleaners are designed to automate and simplify the cleaning and maintenance of swimming pools. These robotic pool cleaners can clean pool floors, walls and waterlines without the need for maintenance staff to use manual cleaning tools.

Robotic pool cleaners are common in public swimming pools and spas. Due to their practicality, they are also increasingly used in smaller facilities, such as the pools at hotels and rehabilitation centers.

We have represented Hexagone robotic pool cleaners since 2012. Innovative assembly technology makes Hexagone robotic pool cleaners unique:

• All parts can be detached without tools
• Easy to clean and maintain
• The electronics of the robotic pool cleaner are located in the control unit attached to the transport cart, which protects them from potential leaks

Manual pool vacuuming

Cleaning requirements for public swimming pools and spas are demanding due to constant usage. Manual vacuuming is generally necessary when a pool robot is unavailable or when specific areas require particularly thorough cleaning.

Manual vacuuming is a traditional and effective way to clean the pool floor, walls and waterline. This cleaning method utilizes tools such as a manual vacuum or a brush. The work requires some time and physical effort, as the pool must be covered thoroughly to ensure all dirt is removed. Manual vacuuming offers several advantages:

• Precision: Enables the cleaning of hard-to-reach corners, steps and recesses that a robotic pool cleaner might not reach.
• Stubborn dirt removal: Mechanical brushing and targeted suction power effectively remove biofilm and deposits.
• Waterline cleanliness: Grease and impurities accumulating at the waterline can be removed thoroughly, preventing bacterial growth.
• Operational reliability: Manual vacuuming is a reliable method during robotic pool cleaner maintenance breaks or when the pool requires particularly effective cleaning, for example, after a period of high usage.