All Aabout Aquabot Robotic Pool Cleaners

In this Podcast I interview Steve Andrews of Aqua Products and we spend some time discussing their line up of Aquabot Robotic Cleaners. The Aquabot Robotic Pool Cleaners where the first robotic cleaners on the market and they are still manufactured right here in the USA. To learn more about Aquabot you can visit their website: http://www.aquabot.com/






To date I have tested and filmed over 12 of their robotic cleaners and you can find all of these videos in this playlist:


The shear variety of cleaners that are available means that if you are in the market for a robotic cleaner you will find one that fits your needs. They make models that climb the walls and scrub the tile line and models that only clean the floor and do not climb past the cove (slope of the pool wall). The price point is as low as $300 up to $1,300 depending on your budget and needs. You can get one with scrubbing brushes, scrubbing jets are no brushes and jets. Depending on your pool needs will determine which cleaner to purchase.

The Aquabot cleaners filter down to the finest microns of any of the robotic cleaners on the market today. Most will filter down to 2 microns which is better than a D.E. Filter. Some have the traditional bags on the bottom while others have top loading debris trays. One benefit of the bottom loading debris bags is that they hold a lot more dirt and debris then the top loading trays. But depending on your preference you can decide which type of debris chamber you like.

As the cleaner is running in the pool it is also filtering the water. Some pump as much as 80 gallons per minute and others less, but all will filter the water while running in the pool. This means you can run your pool less as the cleaner is operating. You also save on your filter as all of the dirt and debris is trapped in the robotic cleaner themselves. They have a self contained pump and filter (debris chamber) and operate independently of the pool filtration system.

Most of the Aquabot cleaners come equipped with a cord swivel. This swivel will prevent tangling as the cleaner is operating in the pool. Aquabot swivels are some of the best in the industry in my opinion. You can also get various cable lengths from 40 feet up to 75 feet depending on your pool size and needs. The cable is made out of a very strong material and will last a very long time. I also like the power units that come with the cleaners. All or very simple and user friendly.
Aquabot offers many warranty choices depending on the cleaner. All come with at least a one year warranty. Some come with a two year bumper to bumper warranty and they also have some units with a three year warranty. If you purchase the cleaner at a brick and mortar pool store the warranty is usually 2 or 3 years. Being manufactured here in the US means that Aqaubot has many warranty centers all across the country.

So listen to the Podcast and if you have any questions or comments feel free to contact me.





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