The aquabot jr is an excellent investment if you have a smaller pool because it has the same active, scrubbing brushes as the aquabot classic, which will climb the walls. It'll do the floor. So, let's open the box and see what you get the aquabot jr comes with a power supply, the cleaner itself and the filter bag with flotation and intake extensions. If needed, you can take this cleaner right out of the box.

Put it right in the pool, push power and it can start cleaning, which is why i love, robotic poo, cleaner, so much it's a simple plug and play operation. First make sure the filter bag is properly seated inside the cleaner plug the power supply into a gfci outlet near your pool, plug the floating power cable from the cleaner into the power supply then place the cleaner in the shallow end of your pool. If you have one and let the cleaner slowly fall to the bottom of the pool right side up turn on the power supply and start cleaning, your pool, the cleaner will run until you shut it off once the aquabot junior is finished cleaning you can take it Out of the pool and let all the water drain out of it, this is also a good time to take out the filter basket and use a high pressure garden hose to clean out all the dirt and debris that the cleaner picked up. So if you have an in-ground pool and it's just a little bit smaller and you don't need the reach and power of an aquabot classic, then i highly recommend going with an aquabot junior.

I mean it filters down to a 2 micron inside which is like having a little robotic pool filter just running around your pool, cleaning up all the dirt and debris. It's absolutely amazing. I cannot recommend robotic pool cleaners enough they're, just the best automatic pool cleaners on earth, and you can also go to swimuniversity.com for more information. So that's it thanks again and happy swimming you.