Aiper seems to be to make a splash at CES with its Scuba X1 Professional Max
Aiper is demonstrating the all-new Scuba X1 Professional Max robotic pool cleaner at CES. It’s the highest canine within the firm’s Scuba X collection that guarantees to ship efficiency a notch above the Scuba S1 Professional we reviewed—and really a lot preferred—in July 2024.
Aiper says its superior all-in-one pool-cleaning resolution addresses each facet of pool upkeep, sucking up leaves, grit, and different particles whereas scrubbing the algae from the pool’s partitions, ground, and water line. The corporate maintains the bot can go away in-ground swimming pools as much as 3,230 sq. toes spotless on a single battery cost.
The Aiper Scuba X1 Professional Max
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The Scuba X1 Professional Max measures 19.7 x 16.8 x 11.7 inches (500 x 428 x 298mm) and weighs a hefty 33 kilos (15kg). The cleaner options 24 ultrasonic sensors and the Aiper’s OmniSense+ 2.0 and FlexiPath 2.0 applied sciences for exact pool mapping. Powered by a quad-core processor, the cleaner adapts its path dynamically to navigate advanced pool shapes, keep away from obstacles and guarantee complete cleansing. Outfitted with eight cleansing modes, it optimizes efficiency for varied pool layouts and ranges of particles.
The Scuba X1 Professional Max boasts 9 motors and delivers a formidable suction fee of 8,500GPH, which ought to seize even probably the most cussed particles. Aiper’s MicroMesh Extremely-Wonderful Filter employs a multi-layer honeycomb construction to entice superb particles like sand and algae to keep up clear and clear water. Twin-jet stabilizing expertise permits the cleaner to stick to partitions and scrub away cussed stains.
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For monitoring the standard of the water in your pool, Aiper provides the non-compulsory HydroComm Professional accent. It floats on the pool’s floor and extends a probe under the water to check pH ranges, ORP (Oxidation-reduction potential, a measure of how successfully the chlorinated water can destroy contaminants), ERP (Electrical Conductivity, a method of measuring the focus of dissolved salts within the water), TDS (Whole Dissolved Solids, a measure of all of the dissolved solids within the water), and water temperature.
The HydroComm Professional fees its personal battery, due to a photo voltaic panel embedded in its high floor, and it could possibly talk with the Scuba X1 Professional whereas the cleaner is beneath the water.
The Scuba X1 Professional Max needs to be accessible for buy in mid-February for $2,299. An non-compulsory transport and storage caddy will arrive on the identical time and be priced at $199. The HydroComm Professional Good Pool Monitor is predicted to ship in March and can price $379.
