Aquabot Turbo Classic Robotic Pool Cleaner

This is the Aquabot Turbo Classic Robotic Pool Cleaner. Also known as the Aquabot Turbo. This cleaner has been around for over a decade and it is an original classic. There are many newer models available now but the Turbo Classic is still a solid cleaner.



It is an "Old School" design that simply works. The Turbo Classic is designed to clean the pool floors, walls and waterline. The pattern of the Aquabot Turbo Classic is what consumers like. Here is the pattern broken down for you:

In the first six half laps the cleaner finds the wall, goes up the wall for 30 seconds, while at the waterline it will move laterally and then reverse to travel to the opposite wall. The cleaner will go up the opposite wall for 30 seconds and move laterally at the waterline and then reverses again. On the 7th half lap the cleaner finds the wall, climbs it and moves laterally along the waterline for several minutes.

So the Classic Turbo will spend a lot of time on the walls and waterline. This is a good thing for some consumers but if you need more of a floor cleaning robotic cleaner this may not be a feature you like. I really like this program cycle because the cleaner gets full coverage of the pool and spends a good amount of time on the pools waterline.

The Turbo Classic has a very slow and methodical pace which is good since it moves slow enough not to stir up dirt and leaves. It has great climbing ability and can climb a 90 degree angle so no slope in your pool is needed from floor to wall. It will work on all pool surfaces except tile. As it moves the active scrubbing brushes scrub the pool floors, walls and waterline.

I like the 1-7 hour timer that comes with the unit. In some cases you may need to run the cleaner longer than the typical 3 hour cycle so it is nice to have the option to run the cleaner for seven hours. It is a pretty simple timer also so no confusing program buttons.

As the Turbo Classic is moving in the pool it is also pumping 80 gallons of water per minute. Since the Turbo Classic also filters down to 2 microns (better than a D.E. Filter) it acts like a self contained miniature filtration system. It comes with 60 feet of cable and features non-marring wheels. It is a bottom loading robotic cleaner with a large debris bag and large debris openings on the bottom.

The price point is excellent, around $700 making it a very affordable mid-range robotic cleaner. For a great price you are getting a robotic cleaner that climbs and scrubs the walls and tile line and one that can pick up large debris as well as fine silt and dirt. It also comes with a two year limited warranty with year one being a 100% bumper to bumper warranty.

The Turbo Classic is an affordable “Old School” robotic cleaner that works well and is affordable priced. If you looking for a solid mid-range robotic cleaner the Turbo Classic fits the bill.


Other Aquabot Cleaners:
Aquabot Robotic Cleaners Overview Video: https://youtu.be/DSQWPtxaZU0
Aquabot Pool Rover Junior Robotic Above-Ground Pool Cleaner: https://youtu.be/TJ9cZcR1ZSI
Aquabot Pool Rover S2-50 Robotic Pool Cleaner for Above-Ground and Small In-Ground Pools: https://youtu.be/OkivnVfUTQo
Aquabot Rapids 1500 Robotic Pool Cleaner: https://youtu.be/liCWTQBzXl0
Aquabot Rapids 2000 Robotic Pool Cleaner – Review: https://youtu.be/jqJ8hNOAIwg
Aquabot Rapids XLS Robotic Pool Cleaner Review: https://youtu.be/e7gFvi0MhAc
Aquabot Supreme Robotic Pool Cleaner -Review: https://youtu.be/ZoBVwzEhSPg
Aquabot Turbo T-Jet Robotic Pool Cleaner with Power Washing Jets: https://youtu.be/otVeaCF1gsY
Aquabot Turbo Classic Robotic Pool Cleaner – Review: https://youtu.be/3v2EzfRbYFw
Aquabot Turbo T2 Robotic Pool Cleaner with Caddy – Review: https://youtu.be/u6H1v3XV-ag
Aquabot Turbo T4RC Robotic Pool Cleaner – Review: https://youtu.be/7YtZNPQw7Oo
Aquabot Xtreme Robotic Cleaner – Review: https://youtu.be/s-bR3jaYua8


Product/Pool Features:

  • For In-Ground Pools
  • Shape: Rectangle, Lap, Kidney, L-Shape, Round, Oval
  • Surfaces: Works With All Surfaces Except Tile
  • Pool to Wall Transition: 90° Angle

Specifications

  • Input Electrical Requirements: 120 VAC/60Hz
  • Power Consumption: 230 Watts
  • Cable Length: 60'
  • Non-Marring Wheels
  • Dimentions: 21"x 19"x 18"
  • Shipping Weight: 36lbs

Scrubbing:

  • Active Scrubbing Brushes

Cleaning:

  • Floor, Wall, and Waterline
  • 1-7 Hour Programmable Timer
    or Continuous Run Feature

Water Mixing Capability

  • 70 Gallons per Minute

Filter Type

  • Fine Bag (2 Microns)
  • Bottom Loading

Warranty

  • 2 Years, 1st year 100%,
    2nd year limited

Other:

  • Filters down to 2 microns




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