Pool Robots

An automatic pool cleaner is a device that autonomously cleans the pool floor and, in some models, the walls. It operates without manual intervention, collecting leaves, debris and dirt to ensure cleaner water with minimal effort.

Main benefits include continuous automatic cleaning, reduced manual maintenance, improved debris removal efficiency, time and energy savings, and extended filtration system life.

The choice depends on pool size, surface type, depth, debris load and budget. Pools and More offers models for residential pools and larger facilities, from economical options to premium robots with advanced features.

Yes. There are models compatible with concrete pools, liner pools, fibreglass pools and above-ground pools. Choose a model suited to your pool surface and size for optimal results.

No. The automatic cleaner complements the filtration system. It removes solid debris from walls and floors while the filter handles circulation and fine water filtration.

Most models are easy to use. Some electric robots only require plugging into a power outlet, while hydraulic models connect to the skimmer or suction port. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper installation.

Modern units are designed to be energy-efficient. Electric cleaners consume relatively little power, especially high-efficiency models that balance consumption and performance.

It is recommended to use the pool robot 2 to 3 times per week, depending on dirt levels and pool usage. Outdoor pools surrounded by trees may require more frequent cleaning.

It depends on the model. Some remain submerged, others should be removed after each cycle. Generally, removing the cleaner after use increases lifespan and simplifies maintenance.

Maintenance includes cleaning the internal basket or filter, checking wheels and brushes, inspecting cables and hoses, and storing the unit in a dry place when not in use. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance plan for best results.

A typical cycle lasts 1 to 3 hours, depending on pool size and cleaner power. Check the model specs for precise timing.

Yes. Most models are compatible with saltwater pools when specified by the manufacturer. Maintenance may need extra attention due to saltwater's corrosive properties.