TIGERSHARK2-100FT 110/50/60

The Hayward TigerShark2-100FT 110/50/60 is a commercial-grade robotic pool cleaner engineered for large aquatic facilities requiring powerful, efficient cleaning performance.

Equipped with a 100-foot cord, it is designed to handle expansive pools with ease, operating on a 110-volt system at 50/60 Hz for reliable power compatibility. The TigerShark2 utilizes advanced cleaning technology to scrub, vacuum, and filter pool surfaces, ensuring thorough removal of dirt and debris from floors, walls, and coves. Built with durable components to withstand heavy-duty use, it offers consistent performance, reduced maintenance demands, and long service life, making it a trusted solution for commercial pool operators seeking dependable automated cleaning.

The product string you provided refers to the Hayward TigerShark 2 Commercial Robotic Pool Cleaner configuration that includes an extra-long 100-foot floating cable and a universal dual-voltage power supply.

Like the other automated robots, it runs on standard household or commercial electricity. It uses a corded, low-voltage electric system, detailed below:

• The Power Supply Control Box (110/50/60): As indicated by the "110/50/60" in your description, the control box plugs directly into a standard 110V/115V AC power outlet (and is built to accommodate both 50Hz and 60Hz power frequencies). For safety, this must be plugged into a GFCI protected outlet located at least 11.5 feet (3.5 meters) away from the pool edge.

• Safe Power Conversion: The heavy-duty control box houses a transformer that drops the high-voltage input down to a water-safe 24V DC (direct current, drawing roughly 3.5 amps) before sending any power down the cord.

• The 100-Foot Floating Cable: Unlike standard residential cleaners that feature 50-to-60-foot cords, this commercial variant includes a massive 100-foot double-insulated floating cable to allow the robot to traverse large commercial or institutional pools (up to 30' x 60' in size).

• Internal Drive Power: The 24V DC electricity powers an oil-free internal motor system that runs an onboard microprocessor (ASCL/Adaptive Seek Control Logic) to map the pool, drives the traction rollers to climb walls, and runs a high-capacity pump motor that moves 4,500 gallons of water per hour through its filter elements.

It is completely independent of the pool pad's filtration system, operating on its own 7-hour automated cleaning cycle loop.