Aqua Creek F-ADMRL Admiral Pool Lift

The Aqua Creek Admiral (F-ADMRL) is the latest addition to the Pro Pool Series — a 450 lb, ADA compliant, UL certified pool lift with the compact low-profile, non-rotational design of the original Pro Pool lift, upgraded with a field reversible configuration for left or right pool entry, an adjustable base plate for pools with larger water drafts or unusual setbacks, and an adjustable seat height accommodating users in taller wheelchairs. The Admiral sits between the Ranger 2 (350 lb) and the Mighty series (360-degree rotation, extended setback) in the Aqua Creek lineup — offering higher capacity than the Ranger 2 in the same compact, non-rotating footprint, without the extended setback or rotation of the Mighty series. Submersible 2-button push handset. Flip-up armrests. Standard leg rest and lap belt. Rechargeable battery with wall-mount charger. Stainless steel with UV-resistant powder coat finish. Anchor sold separately (F-04CAJP). Ships fully assembled. ADA compliant. UL Certified. Made in USA. 5-year structural + 5-year prorated electronics warranty. By Aqua Creek Products.

Key Specifications

Where the Admiral Fits in the Aqua Creek Lineup

The Admiral's design position in the Aqua Creek catalog is specific: it delivers 450 lb capacity in the compact, non-rotating Pro Pool Series form factor — filling the gap between the Ranger 2 and the Mighty series for buyers who need more capacity than the Ranger 2 provides but do not need the 360-degree rotation or extended setback range of the Mighty lifts.

• More capacity than the Ranger 2 — 450 lb vs 350 lb, in the same compact low-profile, non-rotating design; the Admiral is the right choice when the Ranger 2's 350 lb limit is insufficient and rotation or pedestal options are not required
• Smaller footprint than the Mighty series — the Mighty 400's 360-degree rotation requires more deck clearance and a longer arm reach; the Admiral's non-rotating design keeps deck intrusion minimal while delivering 50 lb more capacity than the Mighty 400
• Adjustable base plate — an upgrade over the Ranger 2's fixed base plate; accommodates pools with larger water drafts or unusual setback configurations that fall outside the standard adjustment range
• Adjustable seat height — an upgrade over the Ranger 2; the 6" adjustment range in 2" increments accommodates users transferring from taller powered wheelchairs that would sit above a fixed-height seat

Non-Rotational Design — Compact and Secure

Like the Ranger 2, the Admiral uses a non-rotational single out-and-down motion. The user boards the seat while it is positioned over the deck, parallel to the pool edge, and the lift moves in a single arc directly into the water — no rotation, no lateral swing, no moment of imbalance over the pool. The Admiral's low-profile design means it does not tower over the pool deck or intrude significantly into the pool space when not in use. For facilities and residential pools where deck aesthetics and space efficiency matter, the Admiral's compact silhouette blends in without dominating the pool area.

Field Reversible — Left or Right Access On-Site

The Admiral can be configured for left-side or right-side pool entry without ordering additional parts — the same field reversible design as the Ranger 2. This is set during installation and allows the lift to match the pool layout and the user's natural transfer preference. For facilities serving users with varying transfer preferences or laterality restrictions, the field reversible configuration means a single Admiral can serve both without separate installations.

Adjustable Base Plate — Installation Flexibility

Standard pool lift base plates offer a fixed setback — the anchor point is a fixed distance from the pool edge. The Admiral's adjustable base plate extends the useful setback range to accommodate pools where standard fixed-base installations would not position the seat correctly over the water entry point. For pools with wider coping, raised edges within the standard range, or gutter configurations that push the anchor point slightly further from the water, the adjustable base plate provides the necessary flexibility without requiring a different lift model.

Optional Pull-Out Leg Rest — Spa and Bench Applications

The standard Admiral includes a fixed leg rest. The optional pull-out leg rest is specifically useful in two situations:

• Spas with interior benches — when the lift seat descends to bench height in a spa, a fixed leg rest can contact the bench and prevent full descent; the pull-out leg rest retracts to clear the bench, allowing the seat to reach the correct position. In commercial spa applications, ADA does not require a footrest — the pull-out option or footrest removal addresses this
• Additional wall clearance — in pools where the standard leg rest comes close to the pool wall during descent, the pull-out option provides clearance that prevents contact

Warranty Coverage

Structural — 5 Years Limited

Coverage on structural frame components properly installed, used, and maintained per Aqua Creek's specifications.

Electronics — 5 Years Prorated

• Years 1–2: 100% replacement coverage
• Year 3: 60% replacement (customer pays 40%)
• Year 4: 50% replacement (customer pays 50%)
• Year 5: 40% replacement (customer pays 60%)

Complete Aqua Creek Pool Lift Lineup

FAQs

How does the Admiral differ from the Ranger 2?

Both are non-rotational, compact, field reversible lifts with the same setback range and similar footprint. The Admiral adds: 100 lbs of additional capacity (450 vs 350), an adjustable base plate for installation flexibility, and 6" of seat height adjustment for taller wheelchair users. If 350 lb capacity is sufficient and the adjustable features are not needed, the Ranger 2 is the more economical choice. If your users approach 400+ lbs or you need the adjustable base plate for your specific pool configuration, the Admiral is the right step up.

Why choose the Admiral over the Mighty 400?

The Admiral has 50 lb more capacity (450 vs 400) and a much smaller footprint — no 360-degree rotation arm means less deck clearance required. The Mighty 400 offers full 360-degree rotation and a 44-inch setback range, which the Admiral does not. If rotation and extended setback are not needed and deck space is limited, the Admiral delivers more capacity in a smaller, simpler package. If full rotation or extended setback are required, the Mighty 400 is the right choice.

Does the footrest need to be removed for spa use?

In some cases — yes. When the lift seat descends to a spa bench, the standard fixed footrest may contact the bench. The optional pull-out leg rest retracts to clear the bench and allows correct descent. Alternatively, the footrest can be removed entirely for spa applications. ADA does not require footrests in spa pool lift installations.

Does it ship assembled?

Yes — the Admiral ships fully assembled and ready to install. Anchor purchase and installation is required for operation (anchor sold separately, F-04CAJP).

Is it ADA compliant for commercial use?

Yes — ADA compliant and UL certified. Full ADA compliance of your installation depends on proper anchor installation, deck clearance, and positioning. Call us for commercial installation guidance: 866-218-0902.

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