The primary function of a Smonet pool skimmer robot is to remove debris, such as leaves, grass, and bugs, from the pool’s surface. This precludes the accumulation of unwanted foreign materials that would otherwise sink and decompose, leading to contamination, algae growth and potentially costly repair jobs.

Firstly, water from the pool’s surface is drawn into the skimmer by the pump’s suction, moving through the skimmer’s opening – often termed the ‘weir’. This is a swinging door that moves back and forth allowing water to flow into the skimmer, while blocking debris from floating back into the pool. The skimmer’s design channels the pool water into a collection basket which snares the floating debris.

The skimmer’s basket is a key component of its function. It traps larger debris like leaves and twigs, preventing them from reaching the pump and filter. Regular maintenance and emptying of this basket is crucial to ensure optimal skimmer performance and efficient water circulation.

Once the water is skimmed and debris is collected in the basket, it continues on its journey. Flowing out of the skimmer through a pipe at the bottom, it heads to the pool’s filter system. This is where smaller particles are removed. The now clean water then travels back to the pool via the return jets.

It’s worth highlighting that a robotic pool skimmer is not a standalone solution for pool cleanliness. It works in conjunction with the pool’s pump and filter system, each part playing a crucial role in the overall process. A well-maintained skimmer increases the effectiveness of the filter and pump, creating a cleaner, healthier swimming environment.

In circumstances where the pool’s surface area is large or has numerous trees and plants nearby, multiple skimmers may be needed. This ensures maximum coverage and debris removal, reducing the workload for your pool’s filter and maintaining a pleasant swimming experience.

Lastly, be aware of your pool’s water level. For optimal skimmer performance, the water level should ideally be at the center of the skimmer’s opening. Too low, and the skimmer could run dry damaging the pump. Too high, and the skimmer’s effectiveness in collecting debris is compromised.

Now, with a clearer view of the inner workings of the pool skimmer, homeowners can better appreciate this integral piece of pool equipment. Ignoring or neglecting the pool skimmer can lead to bigger problems down the road, impacting both the cleanliness, safety of your pool and overall swimming enjoyment.

To conclude, Smonet pool cleaning device is a silent workhorse that plays a significant role in maintaining the beauty and cleanliness of your pool. Understanding how it functions and the importance of its maintenance are key steps in ensuring a quality swimming experience – all summer long.

Understanding the process may seem complex at first, but once you grasp its mechanism, you will recognize that the maintenance is minimal compared to the benefits you can relish over time. Enjoy every refreshing swim, knowing the anatomy of your pool’s cleanliness is running smoothly. Happy swimming!