Pool robots

When choosing a pool robot, several criteria come into play, such as the size of your pool, the type of cleaning you want, and your preferences for convenience. There are different types of robots to suit these specific needs. Here's an overview of the most common options:

•Electric robot with wire: It is connected to a power source by a cable, and it is one of the most popular. It is powerful, autonomous, and cleans the bottom, the walls, and the waterline. It is an excellent option for deep cleaning.

•Battery-powered electric robot: This newer model is cordless and doesn't need to be connected to a power source during use. It's convenient for smaller pools or if you prefer more freedom of movement without cables. However, you'll need to remember to recharge the battery regularly.

It's important to choose the right robot for your pool. There are robots suitable for different types of pools, such as above-ground and in-ground pools. Some robots only clean the bottom of the pool, while others can clean both the bottom and the walls. Therefore, it's essential to understand the characteristics of your pool before choosing a robot to ensure effective and appropriate cleaning.

Maintaining a pool robot includes

• Clean the filters: After each use, empty and rinse the filters to ensure proper operation of the robot.

• Check the robot's condition: Inspect the wheels, brushes, cables and seals to ensure there is no debris stuck and that everything is working properly.

• Store the robot properly: After each use, store it in the shade to prevent premature wear of the plastic and extend its lifespan.

It is recommended to remove the robot from the pool after each use to prevent premature wear of parts and maintain proper functioning. This also prevents the robot from accumulating dirt or debris as it dries in the water. It is also important to protect it from the sun and bad weather to extend its lifespan.