Abstract: A computer device and method for processing risk related data to determine one or more insurance products for appliances and other systems located in or on an insured property. Informatic data is received from one or more informatic sensor devices relating to one or more appliances located in or on an insured property. Analysis is performed on the received informatic data to determine one or more insurance products to be recommended for at least one appliance located in or on the insured property. Notification is provided regarding determination of the one or more insurance products for the at least one appliance located in or on the insured property.

Abstract: A hydraulic cleaner device comprises a water pump for drawing water from a pool through a tube, an open bottom casing divided into two compartments by a partition wall delimiting an inlet for an axial turbine having a rotor that drives a shaft connected by a reducing and transmitting mechanism to a set of wheels supporting the casing and a brush sweeping unit for movement along the bottom of the pool. One of the compartments of the casing is placed downstream of the axial turbine and is connected to the tube leading to the pump. An immersed buoyancy member is connected to the casing.

Abstract: Apparatus is provided for cleaning the walls of liquid containing vessels, particularly swimming pools. The apparatus is powered by suction applied to an outlet. The outlet communicates with two inlets, a first inlet being positioned adjacent the vessel surface while a second inlet is aligned toward the interior of the vessel. Motive means, preferably in the form of an axial flow turbine, is situated between the second inlet and the outlet to effect operation and mobility means preferably in the form of a pair of wheels.

Abstract: A vacuum cleaner head for use in swimming pools comprises a flexible sheet of material having a suction aperture therethrough, means for attaching to the sheet a device for applying suction through said aperture and means providing spacing of said flexible sheet from the interior surfaces of the pool when in use. The head, when caused to move over the interior surface of the pool, may flex at least around axes both transverse and parallel to the direction of movement. Such a cleaner head provides significant advantages in cleaning contoured pool walls or floors since it will flex in practically any direction and is of simple construction. It is preferred to make the head out of high specific gravity rubber or synthetic rubber material.