POOL BLASTER Pro 1000 Cordless Commercial Pool Cleaner, Heavy Duty Power, Sealed Rechargeable Battery, Up to 2 Hour Runtime, Battery-Powered Hoseless Vacuum for Inground & Above Ground Pools
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Thursday, Mar 5
Style: Pro 1000
Features
- PROFESSIONAL QUALITY: Engineered with the P40 Heavy Duty Pool Blaster engine, the Pro 1000 is powerful enough to capture golf ball sized debris as well as sand and silt. Perfect for any size swimming pool with or without Robotic Pool Cleaners
- CORDLESS: Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery. Unlike Robotic Pool Cleaners, the Pool Blaster Pro is self-contained and can be attached to a standard pool pole or can be maneuvered using the integrated handle for greater precision. Works independently from pool filtration system, no hoses or cords needed
- RUN TIME: Powered by the sealed lithium-ion battery giving the pool vacuum up to two hours of vacuuming. (pole not included)
- WHATS INCLUDED: 14.9" Vacuum Head w/Soft-Bristle Brush, Wall Charger, (1) X-Treme Multilayered Filter Bag, (1) Sand & Silt Filter Bag, (1) All Purpose Filter Bag, (1) Sealed Lithium Ion Battery, Shoulder Strap
Brand: POOL BLASTER
Model Name: PRO 1000
Material: Plastic
Color: Gray
Product Dimensions: 15"L x 7"W x 25.25"H
Power Source: Battery Powered
Item Weight: 7.3 Pounds
Special Feature: Cordless, Handheld, Hoseless, Portable, Rechargeable
Assembly Required: Yes
Control Method: Touch
Battery Weight: 336.1 Grams
Voltage: 7.2 Volts
Warranty Type: Limited
Lithium Battery Voltage: 11.1 Volts
Efficiency: Highly Efficient
Lithium Battery Energy Content: 48.84 Watt Hours
Number of Batteries: 2 CR2032 batteries required. (included)
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Charging Time: 4 Hours
Installation Type: Handheld
Number of Lithium-ion Cells: 6
UPC: 894331001054 011315638123
Global Trade Identification Number: 54
Product Dimensions: 22.5 x 8 x 10 inches
Item Weight: 7.3 pounds
Manufacturer: Water Tech Corp
Item model number: 40000QL
Batteries: 2 CR2032 batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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