
Quick overview
- Retroclean pop up head The pop up cleaning head that rises under pressure and retracts when the cycle moves on.
- Master TurboClean high flow The high flow version in the Master TurboClean line.
- White finish Supplied in white.
- Caretaker part Polaris Caretaker part number 4-9-2005.
- Also listed as 3225-161 The substitute part number recorded against this head.
- Restores a dead zone One tired head leaves debris sitting in the same patch of floor every cycle.
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Product details
The Polaris Caretaker 4-9-2005 is a Retroclean pop up in-floor cleaning head, the Master TurboClean high flow version, in white. It is also listed under the substitute part number 3225-161.
How an in-floor head works
An in-floor cleaning system feeds pressurized water to a group of heads set flush into the pool floor. When a head takes pressure it rises, sweeps its jet across an arc of floor, then drops back level so nobody catches a foot on it. The heads run in sequence, and between them they push debris toward the main drain.
When to replace one
Because the heads work in a rotation, a single failure is easy to miss until debris starts collecting in one patch of floor every cycle. Watch a cycle run and look for a head that does not rise, or that rises but no longer turns through its pattern. That is the one to change.
| Brand | Polaris Caretaker |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 4-9-2005 |
| Substitute part number | 3225-161 |
| UPC | 738919037175 |
| Type | Pop up in-floor cleaning head |
| Series | Retroclean, Master TurboClean |
| Flow | High flow |
| Color | White |
| Shipping weight | 0.7 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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