One of the most popular queries by pool owners planning to switch over to automated cleaning has to do with whether Beatbot robotic cleaners require constant or frequent monitoring. The quick answer to this would be that although Beatbot does not necessarily need constant supervision, periodic checks will ensure its effectiveness. Indeed, for wear and tear, specifically on brushes and filters, which may degrade over time, industry standards indicate that a robotic pool cleaner needs to be looked at once every 2 to 3 months.
Beatbot is embedded with a Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-enabled system for remote checking through the mobile app, ensuring that the status of cleaning jobs is always running at maximum capacity. Indeed, Pool Technology Review has found that devices like Beatbot have managed to take out 75% of the work needed by manually having to deal with them-an effective way indeed to look after one’s pool. Beatbot also features an intelligent navigation system that adapts to the shape of the pool, ensuring it cleans every inch of the pool surface with much less human interference.
Consuming 30 watts per hour against some of the earlier models that run on more than 150 watts per hour also is a power advantage of Beatbot. As such, Beatbot can work for long hours without much need for checking or interference, saving energy and labor costs in the process. Besides, the self-charging feature of the device enables it to return to its dock autonomously after completing a cleaning cycle, eliminating the need for users to intervene manually.
In an interview with PoolCare Innovations, the Chief Executive Officer of the company, Linda Hawkins, clarified, “That is the beauty of robotic pool cleaners, like Beatbot-they need little human intervention. Their advanced sensors and software make them clean with a minimum of fuss to enable them to take care of themselves without too much attention.” And that rings true for owners of pools, who can testify that Beatbot needs only occasional checks on its maintenance, and everything works seamlessly.
Thus, while Beatbot has no need for regular human monitoring, periodic checks are very much helpful to maintain the efficiency of such a device over time-most especially regarding cleaning efficiency and wear on parts.