Pool & Spa Accessories
A collection page of Yarra Supply
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Maintaining a pool or spa in peak condition requires the right equipment, chemicals and accessories. Our range covers pool cleaners, pumps, filters, chemical dosing systems, covers, nets and maintenance tools — everything needed to keep a pool or spa clean, safe and ready to swim in across Australia's long swimming season. Australia's swimming pool penetration rate is among the highest in the world — approximately one in every 10 Australian homes has a pool — and keeping that pool clean and chemically balanced is an ongoing task that benefits significantly from quality equipment. Automatic pool cleaners are the most impactful maintenance investment after the pump and filter. Suction-side cleaners connect to the skimmer box and use pump suction to move around the pool and vacuum debris from the floor and walls. Robotic pool cleaners are self-contained units with their own motor, filter bag and navigation system — they operate independently of the pool pump and typically provide the most thorough cleaning across the floor, walls and waterline. Pool pumps are the heart of the filtration system. Single-speed pumps run at one constant speed; variable-speed pumps can run at lower speeds during off-peak filtration periods, significantly reducing energy consumption. In Australia, where pool pumps may run 8-12 hours per day during summer, a variable-speed pump produces meaningful electricity savings over its operating life. Chemical dosing systems — from manual test kits and dosing to automated controllers and salt water chlorinators — maintain the water chemistry that keeps a pool safe and comfortable to swim in. Salt water chlorination has become the dominant system for Australian residential pools over the past two decades, converting dissolved salt into chlorine and then back again through electrolysis, eliminating the need to handle and store chlorine. Covers and solar blankets serve multiple functions: reducing evaporation (a significant issue in Australian heat), reta