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Western Australia-based Daisy Pool Covers have shared details of their Commercial Caddy Pro system, a commercial pool solution that has been designed and built as a robust portable drive to recover, and deploy, single or multiple commercial thermal foam or solar pool covers onto Daisy Commercial Roller systems.

The Caddy Pro is a fully self-contained, stand- alone Stainless Steel console that suits any commercial pool from a single cover and roller, to multiple pools (e.g. 50m and 25m within the same complex) with multiple cover and roller systems.

The Caddy Pro’s 24v heavy duty internal batteries will usually last for weeks of work however, as there is an inbuilt battery charging system (powered by normal 10A GPO), we advise to simply park and place the Caddy Pro on charge when it is not in use.

With tilt and overload protection, along with normally off switching (the unit will only work when a button is pressed, it will stop when you release the button), this simple yet robust system is designed to make every pool operator’s life easier and reduce OH&S risk that may occur with manual roller usage.

Simple height adjustment allows the operator to fine tune the drive height to suit rollers within the surrounding pool area. The Caddy Pro can be used for all Daisy Commercial rollers with a 20mm square drive on them and can be built to suit the Daisy Commercial Under Bench Rollers’ lower height.

The Caddy Pro drives forward and reverse with the push of a button so once it is on the drive of the roller, simply press the button to recover the pool cover back on to the roller. The Caddy Pro console handle has been ergonomically designed to make lining up the internal square drive easy. The drive drum slides onto the external square drive of the roller while using the simple height adjustment then, with the press of a button, you are recovering the pool cover in no time at all.

Deploying the pool cover consists of four easy steps:

1. Attach the haul cord to the cover
2. Take the Caddy Pro to the opposite end of the pool, approximately in the centre of the cover (2-3 metres away from the pool water edge)
3. Feed the haul cord under the bottom idler roller then up to the back of the drive drum and hook the haul cord over the cut out finger of the drive drum
4. Then, simply push the button to haul the cover onto the pool. The recover drum simply slides out to the free wheel so you can remove the haul cord ready to deploy the next cover.

Click here to contact Daisy Pool Covers and to learn more about the Daisy Caddy Pro system via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

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