Telescopic poles for pools

• Get in the head, the pole.
• Prime the hose (purge the air):

1. In the water: plunge your head, thenpush the pipe inunderwater until hethere are no more bubbles.
2. With the return jet: glue the end of the pipe onto a water return for the fill, then plug it in quickly.

• Plug in end of the pipe skimmer(with suction plate) and the other end to the vacuum cleaner.
• Put the multiport valve on Filtration (Or Waste/Sewerif you aspire to very fine algae).
• Pump ON/running.
• Aspire in slow, parallel passes Monitor the pressure: if she goes up, do a backwash(sand) or rinsing(cartridge).

• Aluminum: lightweight, lower price, versatile.
• Fiberglass/composite: more rigid, non-conductive anti-corrosion(salt), a little heavier and more expensive.
  

Telescopic handles are universal and compatible with most accessories.

How to choose the length (simple rule)

• Length open≈(½ the width of the pool) + 2 to 3 ft margin.
  
• Plan a short closed length(storage) and a open length sufficient for reach the center without forcing it.
  Recommended sizes (above ground)

Typical round swimming pools (diameter):

• 12'–15'→ sleeve4'–8'
  
• 18'–21'→ sleeve6'–12'
  
• 24–27 ft→ sleeve8'–16'
  
• 30 ft→ sleeve8'–16'
  

Recommended sizes (hollowed out)

Common rectangular shapes:

• 12'×24'and less → sleeve6'–12'
  
• 14'×28' and larger→ sleeve8'–16'