Ok to use on a pebble tech pool?
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The wheels are a clear plastic with ball bearing races. The swivel steering is great. I use it on my pebble surface; don't be a worry wart.
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I had to take a look at the timer to answer. The rating on it is 15 amp, 1800 watt. So as long as you fall below those max ratings on the timer you should be ok. I bought it because it was the only basic timer I could find with this high of a watt and amp rating that would control a 1.5 HP pool pump, all the others had too low of a wattage and amperage rating. I am satisfied with this timer, its basic, affordable and will power larger items. I had a really fancy digital timer I paid 4 times more than this one for and the electronics in it went bad. I like the simplicity of this one without any electronics that can go bad again. I had to take a look at the timer to answer. The rating on it is 15 amp, 1800 watt. So as long as you fall below those max ratings on the timer you should be ok. I bought it because it was the only basic timer I could find with this high of a watt and amp rating that would control a 1.5 HP pool pump, all the others had too low of a wattage and amperage rating. I am satisfied with this timer, its basic, affordable and will power larger items. I had a really fancy digital timer I paid 4 times more than this one for and the electronics in it went bad. I like the simplicity of this one without... » Read More I had to take a look at the timer to answer. The rating on it is 15 amp, 1800 watt. So as long as you fall below those max ratings on the timer you should be ok. I bought it because it was the only basic timer I could find with this high of a watt and amp rating that would control a 1.5 HP pool pump, all the others had too low of a wattage and amperage rating. I am satisfied with this timer, its basic, affordable and will power larger items. I had a really fancy digital timer I paid 4 times more than this one for and the electronics in it went bad. I like the simplicity of this one without any electronics that can go bad again. « Show Less
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Yes it can be used for either above ground or inground pools. As long as it's plumbed correctly it doesn't matter.
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Ann, We have used the Great White cleaner in our pool for 10 years. We also have the pebble tec finish, and have not found any problems with the cleaner removing the finish. We were so happy with it that when we needed a new one (not the fault of the original) we purchased another Great White. I hope this helps.
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I have a salt pool and my sensor is attached to the outside of the pipe so it works well. If you were to put it into the pipe, the bit that goes in is plastic so it should be OK as well.
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You can but it requires a third party app downloaded from the pebble App Store.
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I think so, if you have suitable attachment points and large enough. May be there is a dedicated item to pool use.
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Reasonably, and I would trust out for regular swimming. The circuitry is protected by rubber seal, but it really doesn't look all that secure.that said, one of mine gets dunked in a water bowl without problem.
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Zodiac should speak to materials compatibility, but I have had no problems, and I have a saltwater pool. It is the quiet version of PB4-60 which was originally installed with my pool. It is very quiet. I have not seen any corrosion or deterioration externally.
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I am not sure about vinyl pool liner. I think I have read on previous reviews that the sand shark works well on pebble tec. That's what I have. Sorry I do not know
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Yes..I have used these many times with pebble tek it will work fine. The only draw back is that it will wear the easily replaceable feet a little sooner than a regular plaster type pool .
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Doing great so far on my pebble tec in-ground pool. Still need to brush steps, but other than that the pool is free of algae or debris.
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I've used a pool vac in my pebble tek pool for 14 years. I'm just now replacing my pool vac (I've replaced many parts, but now I'm replacing everything). The parts that come in contact with the pool wear out faster than if they were in contact with a plaster pool's surface, but that's to be expected since the pebble tek coating isn't as smooth as plaster. The pool vac keeps the pool very clean.
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i used it on an inground pebble finish concrete pool. I had massive stains from metal, especially copper. worked pretty well, but needed repeated treatment. Turned out that the finish was too old to completely clean and pool had to be emptied and refinished, NOT acid washed.
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I don't know what you mean by Pebble Tec but I have an in ground pool that I tried this in for the last couple of years and it wouldn't stay upright or it went too far up on the sides and made this amazingly offensive noise, you can adjust it but you sure had to do it a lot and it didn't last like it should have so I just bought a barracuda and it seems to be doing better than this did. I wasn't very happy with this product overall. I almost forgot, it also was sensitive on it's little 'feet' and you worrying the finish may affect it is a viable concern.
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I depends how quickly you notice and remove debris and the type of debris. I live in Phoenix with a pebble tec pool and I have replaced the a-frame once, 2 years ago. If you have a lot of rocks falling in your pool it will cause an issue.
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Yes. Not 100% sure about Peonminer, but CGMiner works just fine. I wrote a blog with step by step on how to do this: http://blogs.sequoiainc.com/blogs/raspberry-pi-bitcoin-mining Good luck! :)