Cleaning functions

The robot plans its own cleaning path and moves forward, backward and sideways without hand steering. Front sensors detect obstacles and steer around them, so furniture, ladders and lights in the basin do not stop the cycle.

It wipes the floor and the walls systematically and filters while it works. An 18 m³/h vacuum draws in leaves, hair, soil, dust and algae, and the debris stays in the filter bag instead of being stirred back into the water.

Because the water keeps circulating through the filter, dirt is removed rather than diluted. Pool chemistry and temperature stay more even between doses, which is the practical advantage over a cleaner that only sweeps the floor.

Battery and safety

The pack is 24 V / 13 Ah: 8 hours to charge, about 2 hours of cleaning per charge, which covers most basins of this size in one or two cycles. The battery connects through a 2.8 m cable and is charged away from the water.

Everything runs from a DC output below 30 V, and the enclosure is rated IP68 while the remote control and power supply are IP21 — keep those two dry and out of the rain.

Working water temperature is 10 °C to 32 °C. Below 10 °C the brushes stiffen and the bag clogs faster, so clean the pool before the season turns cold.

Pool fit and maintenance

Sized for pools of 30–200 m² and up to 20 m in length, with a 23 cm cleaning width, 15 m/min travel speed and a 180 cm wall climb. For longer basins, run the cleaner in two overlapping sessions rather than stretching one cycle.

The filter bag is removable, reusable and available in two grades: 20 μm as standard, 70 μm for coarse debris such as leaves. Rinse the bag after every run — a clogged bag is the most common reason a cycle ends early.

Packing and ordering

The robot ships in a 574 × 574 × 413 mm carton at 14 kg; the caddy carton is 690 × 400 × 220 mm at 6 kg and the battery carton 443 × 340 × 320 mm at 3 kg. A sample unit is available for evaluation, and quotations are issued with 30 days validity.