The big thing is the price difference. Purchasing a Polaris 360 is just simply a lot less expensive. The actual cleaner is cheaper than the 380. On top of it, you don’t need to purchase a booster pump, which costs a few hundred dollars, as you do with the Polaris 380.
Accordingly, how can you tell the difference between Polaris 280 and 380?
The 280 has two jet nozzles to push it around the pool and help it go up and down like a lizard climbing the side of a house. The Polaris 380 has three jets, which helps it move faster and grip tighter when it climbs.
The Polaris 360 easily connects to a dedicated pressure line and is suitable for all in-ground pools. It sweeps, scrubs, and vacuums all surfaces of t… See it in action!
Beside above, how old is Polaris 380?
The older cleaner models have the serial numbers stamped/molded onto them. The newer Polaris cleaner models have the serial number stamped on a sticker on the back of the cleaner. If the serial number starts with a “K” it will be a 380, if it starts with “C” it will be a 280, if it starts with a “L” it will be a 360.
How do I setup my Polaris 380?
How do you install a Polaris 380 pool cleaner?
How does a Polaris 380 pool cleaner Work?
Convenient Automatic Pool Cleaning
Powered by triple jets, the Polaris 380 sweeps, scrubs and vacuums the bottom, walls and steps of the pool and holds debris in its single chamber filter bag. Its unique filter bag removes debris before it reaches your pump basket or filter.
Why does my Polaris go in circles?
Your first issue is to resolve the problem of the cleaner getting stuck or going in circles. This is most likely caused when pool cleaners are left in the pool 24/7. When the water is cold or cools off from a warm day, the plastic in the hose gets a memory and curls slightly.
Can I leave my Polaris in the pool?
You may only need to run the cycle two to three times a week. Leaving the machine in the water during that time exposes it to the elements unnecessarily. This exposure could cause the seals to deteriorate faster, allowing for leaks and damage to the electronic components.
Why does my pool cleaner only stay in the deep end?
The cleaner does not reach all areas of pool, stays in deep end. Hose length is incorrect. Adjust hose to required length using the measuring tape included with the cleaner.
Does Polaris 380 need booster pump?
The Polaris Vac Sweep 380 is a booster pump style pressure cleaner so you’ll need a separate booster pump to operate this cleaner.
Are Polaris and Zodiac the same company?
You are correct: Zodiac and Polaris are the same company, however, Polaris is the correct brand for our pressure cleaners. We have requested this page be updated to remove any confusion.