Water Tech Volt 550Li Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner!

 The Water Tech Volt 550Li is a cordless, rechargeable residential pool robot loaded with innovative features. The first of its kind in the robotic cleaner category with a total daily cleaning time of 4 hours on one charge! Completely cordless and very easy to use the Volt 550Li raises the bar in the cordless battery-powered robotic cleaner category. The Volt 550Li is only available in the U.S.A. and is sold at your local pool store and is not available online. 




Key Features:
Cleans daily & weekly on a single charge -
The Volt 550Li robot features smart intelligence which lets you program a cleaning cycle daily or weekly intervals. It has a run time of up to 4 hours on a daily charge or up to 30 minutes a day for 7 days (with the first day being a 1-hour cycle).

Features a rechargeable Lithium battery - 
The Volt 550Li robot is powered by a Lithium Battery and requires 6-8 hours to completely recharge.

Comes with a hook for easy retrieval from your pool -
When it's time to retrieve the Volt 550Li robot from your pool, simply attach the hook to any standard pool pole and snag it by the handle.  No cord pulling required.

Filters at 7,200 gallons per hour -
Our high-capacity filter bags not only capture large and small debris but also sand, silt, dirt as well. Helping you maintain the cleanest water possible.

Peace of mind Warranty -
We stand behind every product we sell. The Water Tech Volt 550 Li robot comes with a 3-year limited warranty on lithium batteries, main parts-drive motors, and pump motors.

SKU #: 78000RR
Specifications:
Cleaning Coverage (sq. ft./hr.) 3542 sq. ft./hr.
Minimal Operation Depth: 16 in
Maximum Operation Depth: 15 ft
Run Time: Up to 4 Hours
Charging Time: 6-8 Hours
Cleaning Width: 18.0”
Suction Power: Up to 7200 gals. /hr
Unit Size: 19.85 x 18.0 x 11.0”
Unit Weight: 21 lbs
Retrieval Hook Adapter: Yes
Warranty: 3 years on batteries & motors
Battery Specifications
Battery Type: Li-Ion
Battery Configuration: 6S4P
Charger Specifications
AC-DC CHARGER:
Input: 100-240AC Volts 50-60Hz, 115W
Output: 29V

A cordless robotic cleaner is more of a novelty in most cases but the Volt 550Li is an exception because of the robust run time. It has two huge lithium-ion batteries which give it great power and run time. Part of the reason the price point is so high is that these batteries are very expensive. Think of your cell phone battery on super steroids and you get the idea of the size that these batteries need to be to power this cleaner and give it the ability to pump over 7,200 gallons of water every hour. 

I would say that if you are looking for a cordless robotic pool cleaner this is one to really look into.

To find out where you can purchase the Volt 550Li: https://watertechcorp.com/volt550li/


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