Abstract: A pressure gauge is provided for use with a swimming pool filter system to indicate the condition of the swimming pool filter and advise when changing of the filter element is necessary. The pressure gauge is also useful to remove trapped air within the filter system and relief any vacuum that may be built up within the system by permitting bleed air to pass into and out of the filter system.
Abstract: A vacuum apparatus for the cleansing of submerged surfaces is provided whereby brush devices are centrally located on opposite sides of a suction element and work with a rib to create a vortex thereby facilitating the cleansing action. The suction element consists of multiple chambers, which are separated by a diaphragm integrally connected to oppositely opening access wings. Variable mounting of wing control arms provide for selective cleaning of large or small debris.