Pool automation is moving beyond simply turning equipment on and off. The next generation of connected products is being designed to provide better diagnostics, actionable equipment data, predictive maintenance, and new ways for pool professionals to manage service in the field.
In this episode of the Pool Magazine Podcast, we sit down with Jeremy Young, Director of Product Marketing for Automation at Fluidra, and Orlando Gadea, Vice President of Global Digital Marketing and Customer Experience for Fluidra, to discuss AquaLink Edge, Jandy’s next-generation automation platform, and Trackr IO, Fluidra’s new software platform designed to connect the equipment pad, the technician, and the office.
We dig into how smarter, interconnected equipment could reduce the industry’s reliance on tribal knowledge, shorten the learning curve for new technicians, improve troubleshooting, and give service companies better insight into how equipment is actually performing in the field. Young and Gadea also discuss the potential for predictive maintenance, more dynamic service routes, and a future where pool professionals can identify and respond to problems before the homeowner even knows something is wrong.
It’s an inside look at how connected equipment, automation, and software could reshape the way pool service companies operate.
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