Polaris pool cleaners

[rvd]

I think there was an option for a unit with fine filters in the purchase and I know I did not select that line as it was a few hundred more from a different seller. I am 99% sure I have the fine filters in mine due to the amount of fine sand that I am cleaning out. I do like the fact that it picks up all the small pebbles that get in the pool, how they get there I have no idea??

I would recommend this pool cleaner to anyone. You can spend a little or a lot more on the wifi/bluetooth models but I don't see the need once I have used this one. Very efficient and easy to use.

Any idea how often you should remove the impeller to clean?

Do you have any oak trees around your pool? That's my biggest concern since the cc does not have the large filter basket like the s200.

[Pineywoods]

Do you have any oak trees around your pool? That's my biggest concern since the cc does not have the large filter basket like the s200.

Here is some real life comparisons of basket sizes. I just walked into our showroom and took these. Sorry I don't have an S200 to show you.

[Mike]

Good pictures. The Nautilus CC Plus has the latter style, more like a cartridge, rather than the basket. There are two of these white cartridge filters in my model. They open with two twist lock cams and come apart into 3 pieces. Takes a couple of minutes to clean them out, reassemble and reinstall.

I do not have oak trees but my neighbor has a line of Chinese Tallow trees about 40' away and the other neighbor has pines about 50' away. I was not set on the basket or cartridge style but I think mine work well, it catches everything. The only thing it has not picked up was a young pine cone that would not fit into the vacuum slot.

Let me add one other item that needs to be mentioned, retrieval. This thing is heavy when wet. You only use the cord to pull it slowly to the edge of the pool and then up to the surface. It has a very robust handle for carrying and retrieving. You have to let it drain tilted on the edge of the pool, otherwise it's about 30-40#. I made a hook, like a gaff, to pull it up on the pool deck to keep any pressure off the cord. You can't use the cord to get it out of the water, it's just too heavy. Dry weight might be 15-20#.

[Tommyh]

My polaris 3900 has been rebuilt once in 5 years and this thing will climb my walls.

[hchntr]

My old school Polaris 360 is still getting the job done after many years.


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