Pool Blaster Max Li Pool and Spa Cleaner by Water Tech
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Pool Blaster Max Li is Water Tech's latest update on their flagship Max Battery Operated cleaners. It all started with their Pool Buster Max many years ago and Water Tech is always updating their cleaners to keep them current with today's market. The Pool Blaster Max Li has the same great cleaning features as the previous units but with a few upgrades.
The biggest and most revolutionary upgrade is that the charging port is now water sealed. On the older models you had to twist open the charging port and plug the charger directly into the motor/battery chamber. This was one of the biggest issues and a common failure of the unit if the user did not tighten and lubricate the plug sufficiently when threading it back in. Water could get into the charging area and short out the cleaner. You also had to twist the port tightly to turn the unit on and then open it slightly to turn it off. By opening it slightly to turn the unit off, water also could seep in.
The new design eliminates user error completely. The Charger attaches to the outside of the cleaner and nothing needs to be opened. Also, there is a simple to push on/off switch that is marked clearly in red. This new design guarantees that no water will enter the charging port and short out the cleaner. A serious upgrade that makes this cleaner even more reliable and durable.
The Li stands for the new Lithium Ion internal battery which makes the cleaner lighter and will extend the lifespan of the unit also. The Lithium battery can go long periods between uses and still work when recharged which is great if you Winterize your pool for part of the season. So expect to get 2-4 years or 300-500 charges on each Lithium battery which is a much longer lifespan than the previous version.
The power rating of the cleaner has also been increased meaning the new Max Li has more suction than the previous model, almost a 30% power boost.. The increased suction can really be seen as the Max Li picks up debris with ease. The nice thing about the Max Li is that all of the debris is trapped in the filter bag which is large in capacity and holds both large and fine debris/dirt. It is easy to empty and clean making the Max Li a convenient way to vacuum out your pool or spa. I also suggest purchasing a sand/silt bag for the finer dirt. This bag also last a very long time and and works great for spas.
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The Max Li would be ideal for vacuuming your Spa, Kid pool, Above Ground Pool, In-ground Pool, and to spot vacuum a pool with an automatic cleaner. The compact size makes it ideal for almost all pools and spas and the vacuum head with the wheels and brushes makes it safe for all surface types. No need for cords or hoses, just turn on the Max Li, drop it in and away you go.
It comes with a one year manufacturer warranty.
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Great review. I purchased this particular model based on your review. It is INCREDIBLE! The filter that comes with it does a very good job on getting the small sand and dirt particles. I got a 12' extension pole from Academy Sports for 12.99. Thanks.
I have the professional Pool Blaster that they made before this new one, and it's been working just fine for almost 2 years, they're good manufacturer.
Good to hear.
Great review thank you for posting. Be well
Does this vacuum pick up algae at the bottom of the pool and dirt ?
You needed to show how to attach the charger in more detail
What would be the difference between this unit and the LI CG? They look exactly the same but price is lower for the LI with no CG at the end. Thanks in advance.
The CG has more power. It is noticeable but not necessary really. The pool blaster max Li is perfectly fine in my opinion.
Our charger arrived with a flickering green light. No red light . Charged for the 4 hours put in Water went dead
Which do you think is better option for a pool route: Volt FX-8Li or the Pool Blaster Max Li? Which one has more battery run time?
I think the Volt FX-8 is better. It has more power than the Max Li - about 25% more suction, has a larger Vacuum Head and a larger debris chamber. I think battery life is comparable. It's like the Max Li on Steroids.
Are there any consumer or professional grade pool vacuums or pumps that include a macerator? If so are there any that you have used that you liked?
Have you heard of the ryobi pool vac 18v. I would like to know what you think about it. Thanx
I haven't tried it yet, it is on my list. You read reviews of it on Home Depot .com
Where is the charger/battery charger to my Pool Blaster Centennial Li?
I put it together and then found out that there was no battery or charger. I also didn't see where it said charger etc included!
So I imagine that that will be extra. So how much extra.
I am very frustrated with this situation!!!!!
They probably forgot to put it in the box
I just bought one. When I am taking it out from the water it pushes back some dirts in the pool. What do you think?
There is a black flap in front that prevents that. Check to see it is intact.
Can I get this at Leslie’s pool store?
Yes, you should be able to order one.
Thank you for this video. Regarding the battery. How long does a charge last on the battery? How many do you carry with you on your routes?
This particular cleaner has in internal battery that cannot be removed. It last for almost 1 hour of use - so I just charge it every couple of days when I am at home. You can however get a plug for your truck and charge it while driving if needed: Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Car Inverter with 4.2A Dual USB Car Adapter
Thank you!
I just bought this Pool Blaster Max Li. I have a question I tried and tried to put the charger in but my fingers and nails are not strong enough to push both those tabs in. I see there was an arrow on the sweep and an arrow on the charger what is an easy way to put that thing in to charge it????
Simply put the charger in where the lines don't line up and twist it on.
@@SPL Thank you. I will give that a try.
Are you supposed to turn this unit off while it's in the water or after you take it out
I turn it off after removing it.
Can you do a video on how pool rocks/boulders effect PH..? I am so struggling with PH after my boulders were installed in pool to make a water feature. When I get TA normal for copper ion system (70-90), my ph is too high (84). I add Sodium Bicard and the TA comes down too. Just cannot balance. Thanks
If you add Borates to your pool it might counter the high pH. I have some videos on my Channel about that - Borates will help keep the pH stable.
Do this help taking out the green or clouding water?
No, for that you will need a suction side cleaner
Are you still using this product or are you using riptide?
Both
How does this do with algae ?
Maybe with the sand silt bag you can pick some up. But usually it is too small of a particle and blows right through.
I have a route of 5-10 pools once a week. What would you recommend for a compact pool vacuum. Looking for something affordable but effective. Thank you again for your replys and great videos. Mahalo.
This would be a good unit to get along with the sand & silt bag
I find all your videos quite informational and have used them to make purchase decisions a number of times. One request would be to exclude the music. I want to be able to hear you, but the music.... Not so much. Keep up the great work!
Work for algae?
Depends. With the sand silt bag it can pick up some algae. The very, very fine dust - not as well.
Can you use this on a inground vinyl pool
Yes you can.
@@SPL Thanks
is it good for small debris ?
Yes, with the sand/silt bag it works great for that.
Is it good to use for big inground pools? Because I can’t use a normal manual vac that connects to skimmer
Would suggest the Volt FX8Li.
Swimming Pool Tips, Reviews & How To - SPL thanks.
Looks like the same crappy Zodiac plastic. Could this thing keep up with route use?
Yes. Especially with the new Lithium Batteries. I use them everyday on my route. Currently using the Volt FX-8 But used a Max CG before that for over a year without issue.
My MAX HD never worked, zero suction
Just picked up the Max Li. Battery completely charged and it won't even suction sand on my steps. What the heck?
Needs to be submerged under water even when cleaning steps.
I am having same problem... Using on tanning shelf 8 inches deep...The entire vac needs to be submerged?