Bottom line: a caddy solves handling, not cleaning
A caddy can hold the cleaner, organize a cord, and provide a place for the power supply during transport and storage. It is especially useful when a large-pool cleaner must travel across a deck or to a storage area. It does not change cleaning performance, so first make sure that the robot itself fits the pool.
Included versus compatible
The M600 listing names a caddy, while current Sigma, Premier, Quantum, and other premium model packages may list a caddy separately or as a bundle. “Universal” and “caddy-ready” labels do not guarantee fit. Check the current product listing, caddy part number, wheel clearance, and power-supply mount for the exact model.
Plan the route before buying
- Consider steps, grass, narrow gates, and where the wet cleaner will drain.
- Use the handle and lifting procedure specified in the cleaner manual; do not pull a cleaner from the water by its cable.
- Keep the power supply in the location and orientation required by its safety instructions.
Storage best practices
- Drain and rinse the filter before storage, then allow components to dry as directed.
- Arrange the cable loosely rather than forcing tight coils; a swivel cable can reduce working twist but still needs careful storage.
- Use a dry, shaded storage location that meets the manufacturer guidance for the cleaner, power supply, and battery if present.
