Scrubber 60 Robotic In Ground Pool Cleaner

Product Description

Clean and Scrub Floors, Walls, Steps and Waterline! This revolutionary style functions a wider cleaning path for 50% faster coverage and Dual Direct-Drive motors for greater traction and pin-point navigation. Designed for all pool surfaces, an elaborate suction brush was added for thorough vacuuming of acorns, leaves and fine debris. This straightforward to use cleaner functions a swift-drain system for hassle-free lift removal from pool and a three-hour automatic shut-off. The eco-friendly design utilizes 70% less energy than other cleaners and consists of a reusable filter bag, 60' power cord and 24v power provide. two-Year Restricted Warranty.

Product Details

• Item Weight: 10.1 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 38 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B002AEGDZA
• Item model number: NC71

By : Smartpool
Price : $649.99
You Save : $407.77 (39%)

Technical Details

• Scrub floors, walls, steps ; waterline
• 60 ft. super-cord with kink-resistant technology
• Super capacity filter bag
• Weighs only 10 lbs
• 2-yr limited warranty

Consumer Reviews

Updated note after 3 months of making use of the robot: It could not move right after three months. Having said that, the consumer service was beneficial to assist diagnose the difficulty and asked me to ship it to Dallas for repair. It expense me $18 to ship from Houston, and the robot was returned in one week below operating condition. Thanks to its two-years warranty as an alternative of 90-days. If there is 1 complain, it would be that they will need to have a contracted repair service in each and every main metropolitan location, such as the 4th largest city, Houston. Because of the repair, I decrease its rating from five-star to four-star.
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I had made use of Polaris pool cleaners for years and identified it has the following disadvantages: high electric bill from operating a water pump modest bag capacity with frequent cleaning frequent costs for obtaining highly-priced replacement parts or repairs and moderate durability (last about three years and then can not be justified for repairing and forced to acquire a new model with a trade-in rebate).
Thus, I switched to electrical pool robot which price significant less by avoiding running a massive water pump and has big bag capacity. In addition, it filters fine particles thru its bag and reduces the load and the frequency of cleaning pool filter compared to Polaris'.
I had tried three electrical pool robots: Aquabot Turbo T Wise Pool's Kleen Machine and Wise Pool's NC71 Nitro Wall Scrubber, by the sequence of usage.
I have employed a digital timer with photocell to automatically turn on/off the robots. The timer operates straight for the power supplies from Intelligent Pool. Then again, to make it run for Aquabot, you require to obtain a distinctive power supply (price about $150), but I got it totally free from the shop I bought.
I located there are some positive aspects and disadvantages of the 3 robots:
1. Aquabot Turbo T: This is the most high priced robot I utilised, cost about $1,300 like taxes. Its principal advantage is having large bag capacity so that you don't need to clean the bag as usually as Polaris'. It comes with two substantial bags to filter various fineness particles. Its key disadvantage is durability: it operates for only about 18 months and need a replacement of motor which would cost about $900. Therefore, I decided to try the other robot.
two. Wise Pool's Kleen Machine: I bought a brand new model from Costco with a cost of about $350. It has smaller sized bag capacity and a shorter length of wire than Aquabot. Yet, from time to time, the robot would clean only a smaller area. Finally, I decided to return it back to Costco with its generous return policy. A few weeks later I tried it once again by purchasing a refurbished model from eBay which price about $300, but it could not be turned on from the beginning. When I checked Wise Pool's web-site, I found that they do not make this model anymore. Thus, I asked the vendor to replace it with the following brand-new model.
three. Wise Pool NC71 Nitro Wall Scrubber Pool: It seems to be a model enhanced from Kleen Machine and makes use of fewer components. It expenses about $700s in about half of the price of Aquabot. Its positive aspects are: costless to run without a require of water pump filtering fine particles and lower pool filter loading super massive bag capacity (unsure if it is larger than Aquabot's) 60 feet long wire two years warranty with less moving parts that seems to have longer durability and DIY serviceability by video for repairs and parts. The other distinguished benefit is it can scrub significantly improved than any other models for all practically vertical walls with a continuous transition of surface. Nonetheless, it still cannot climb to steps with no continuous transition of surface (no reviewed model can do this).
I have put to use Nitro Wall Scrubber for about a month, and I like it rather much given that it expenses me less money and spend fewer efforts to maintain my pool. Nonetheless, I am still unsure about its durability. Just in case it breaks, I hope the DIY video and components might possibly save me money and will not cost me an quantity of capital for shopping for a new one to repair it, such as the case of Aquabot.
I give it a rating of five stars based on about a single month's experience by comparing it to the other models I employed which includes Polaris's. In spite of this, I will revise the rating if I uncover it has any other unexpected dilemma such as brief durability, and so on.

I purchased this on the assistance that it was quick to repair. All these pool robots ultimately break, so it is far better to program for it. I've had the nitro wall scrubber for about a month with no difficulties. It does the job, but does not clean algae off the walls as well as the blue pearl robot that it replaced. I like that it is so light and that the water drains our readily. The leaf bag is significant and fairly quick to clean. Oddly adequate, it seems to spend most of its time in one end of the pool which is odd due to the fact it is a plain oval pool. The nitro wall scrubber goes up a wall and then releases and floats down. This causes some issues because as it descends it pushes the leaves out of the way. Then it takes off with the leaves swirling about it, but the vacuum isn't strong adequate to suck them in, so it leaves a little cloud of swirling leaves in its wake. It will ultimately pick them up, but program on it taking a complete three hour cycle.

Scrubber 60 Robotic In Ground Pool Cleaner

Product Description

Clean and Scrub Floors, Walls, Steps and Waterline! This revolutionary design features a wider cleaning path for 50% faster coverage and Dual Direct-Drive motors for greater traction and pin-point navigation. Designed for all pool surfaces, an elaborate suction brush was added for thorough vacuuming of acorns, leaves and fine debris. This easy to use cleaner features a quick-drain system for easy lift removal from pool and a 3-hour automatic shut-off. The eco-friendly design uses 70% less energy than other cleaners and includes a reusable filter bag, 60' power cord and 24v power supply. 2-Year Limited Warranty.

Product Details

• Item Weight: 10.1 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 38 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B002AEGDZA
• Item model number: NC71

By : Smartpool
List Price : $1,057.76
Price : $649.99
You Save : $407.77 (39%)

Technical Details

• Scrub floors, walls, steps ; waterline
• 60 ft. super-cord with kink-resistant technology
• Super capacity filter bag
• Weighs only 10 lbs
• 2-yr limited warranty

Customer Reviews

Updated note after three months of using the robot: It could not move after three months. However, the customer service was helpful to help diagnose the problem and asked me to ship it to Dallas for repair. It cost me $18 to ship from Houston, and the robot was returned in one week under working condition. Thanks to its two-years warranty instead of 90-days. If there is one complain, it would be that they should have a contracted repair service in every major metropolitan area, such as the 4th largest city, Houston. Because of the repair, I reduce its rating from five-star to four-star.
_______________________________________________
I had used Polaris pool cleaners for years and found it has the following disadvantages: high electric bill from running a water pump; small bag capacity with frequent cleaning; frequent expenses for buying expensive replacement parts or repairs; and moderate durability (last about 3 years and then cannot be justified for repairing and forced to buy a new model with a trade-in rebate).
Thus, I switched to electrical pool robot which cost significant less by avoiding running a big water pump and has large bag capacity. In addition, it filters fine particles thru its bag and reduces the load and the frequency of cleaning pool filter compared to Polaris'.
I had tried three electrical pool robots: Aquabot Turbo T; Smart Pool's Kleen Machine; and Smart Pool's NC71 Nitro Wall Scrubber, by the sequence of usage.
I have used a digital timer with photocell to automatically turn on/off the robots. The timer works directly for the power supplies from Smart Pool. However, to make it run for Aquabot, you need to buy a different power supply (cost about $150), but I got it free from the store I purchased.
I found there are some advantages and disadvantages of the three robots:
1. Aquabot Turbo T: This is the most expensive robot I used, cost about $1,300 including taxes. Its main advantage is having large bag capacity so that you don't need to clean the bag as often as Polaris'. It comes with two large bags to filter different fineness particles. Its major disadvantage is durability: it works for only about 18 months and need a replacement of motor which would cost about $900. Thus, I decided to try the other robot.
2. Smart Pool's Kleen Machine: I bought a brand new model from Costco with a cost of about $350. It has smaller bag capacity and a shorter length of wire than Aquabot. However, sometimes, the robot would clean only a small area. Finally, I decided to return it back to Costco with its generous return policy. A few weeks later I tried it again by purchasing a refurbished model from eBay which cost about $300, but it could not be turned on from the beginning. When I checked Smart Pool's website, I found that they don't make this model anymore. Thus, I asked the vendor to replace it with the following brand-new model.
3. Smart Pool NC71 Nitro Wall Scrubber Pool: It seems to be a model improved from Kleen Machine and uses fewer parts. It costs about $700s in about half of the cost of Aquabot. Its advantages are: costless to run without a need of water pump; filtering fine particles and reduce pool filter loading; super large bag capacity (unsure if it is bigger than Aquabot's); 60 feet long wire; two years warranty with less moving parts that seems to have longer durability; and DIY serviceability by video for repairs and parts. The other distinguished advantage is it can scrub much better than any other models for all nearly vertical walls with a continuous transition of surface. However, it still cannot climb to steps with no continuous transition of surface (no reviewed model can do this).
I have used Nitro Wall Scrubber for about a month, and I like it very much because it costs me less money and spend fewer efforts to maintain my pool. However, I am still unsure about its durability. Just in case it breaks, I hope the DIY video and parts may save me money and will not cost me an amount of money for buying a new one to repair it, such as the case of Aquabot.
I give it a rating of 5 stars based on about one month's experience by comparing it to the other models I used including Polaris's. However, I will revise the rating if I find it has any other unexpected problem such as short durability, etc.

I bought this on the advice that it was easy to fix. All these pool robots eventually break, so it is better to plan for it. I've had the nitro wall scrubber for about a month with no problems. It does the job, but does not clean algae off the walls as well as the blue pearl robot that it replaced. I like that it is so light and that the water drains our easily. The leaf bag is large and fairly easy to clean. Oddly enough, it seems to spend most of its time in one end of the pool which is odd since it is a plain oval pool. The nitro wall scrubber goes up a wall and then releases and floats down. This causes some problems since as it descends it pushes the leaves out of the way. Then it takes off with the leaves swirling around it, but the vacuum isn't strong enough to suck them in, so it leaves a little cloud of swirling leaves in its wake. It will eventually pick them up, but plan on it taking a full 3 hour cycle.

Scrubber 60 Robotic In Ground Pool Cleaner

Product Description

Clean and Scrub Floors, Walls, Steps and Waterline! This revolutionary design features a wider cleaning path for 50% faster coverage and Dual Direct-Drive motors for greater traction and pin-point navigation. Designed for all pool surfaces, an elaborate suction brush was added for thorough vacuuming of acorns, leaves and fine debris. This easy to use cleaner features a quick-drain system for easy lift removal from pool and a 3-hour automatic shut-off. The eco-friendly design uses 70% less energy than other cleaners and includes a reusable filter bag, 60' power cord and 24v power supply. 2-Year Limited Warranty.

Product Details

• Item Weight: 10.1 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 38 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B002AEGDZA
• Item model number: NC71

By : Smartpool
List Price : $1,057.76
Price : $649.99
You Save : $407.77 (39%)

Technical Details

• Scrub floors, walls, steps ; waterline
• 60 ft. super-cord with kink-resistant technology
• Super capacity filter bag
• Weighs only 10 lbs
• 2-yr limited warranty

Customer Reviews

Updated note after three months of using the robot: It could not move after three months. However, the customer service was helpful to help diagnose the problem and asked me to ship it to Dallas for repair. It cost me $18 to ship from Houston, and the robot was returned in one week under working condition. Thanks to its two-years warranty instead of 90-days. If there is one complain, it would be that they should have a contracted repair service in every major metropolitan area, such as the 4th largest city, Houston. Because of the repair, I reduce its rating from five-star to four-star.
_______________________________________________
I had used Polaris pool cleaners for years and found it has the following disadvantages: high electric bill from running a water pump; small bag capacity with frequent cleaning; frequent expenses for buying expensive replacement parts or repairs; and moderate durability (last about 3 years and then cannot be justified for repairing and forced to buy a new model with a trade-in rebate).
Thus, I switched to electrical pool robot which cost significant less by avoiding running a big water pump and has large bag capacity. In addition, it filters fine particles thru its bag and reduces the load and the frequency of cleaning pool filter compared to Polaris'.
I had tried three electrical pool robots: Aquabot Turbo T; Smart Pool's Kleen Machine; and Smart Pool's NC71 Nitro Wall Scrubber, by the sequence of usage.
I have used a digital timer with photocell to automatically turn on/off the robots. The timer works directly for the power supplies from Smart Pool. However, to make it run for Aquabot, you need to buy a different power supply (cost about $150), but I got it free from the store I purchased.
I found there are some advantages and disadvantages of the three robots:
1. Aquabot Turbo T: This is the most expensive robot I used, cost about $1,300 including taxes. Its main advantage is having large bag capacity so that you don't need to clean the bag as often as Polaris'. It comes with two large bags to filter different fineness particles. Its major disadvantage is durability: it works for only about 18 months and need a replacement of motor which would cost about $900. Thus, I decided to try the other robot.
2. Smart Pool's Kleen Machine: I bought a brand new model from Costco with a cost of about $350. It has smaller bag capacity and a shorter length of wire than Aquabot. However, sometimes, the robot would clean only a small area. Finally, I decided to return it back to Costco with its generous return policy. A few weeks later I tried it again by purchasing a refurbished model from eBay which cost about $300, but it could not be turned on from the beginning. When I checked Smart Pool's website, I found that they don't make this model anymore. Thus, I asked the vendor to replace it with the following brand-new model.
3. Smart Pool NC71 Nitro Wall Scrubber Pool: It seems to be a model improved from Kleen Machine and uses fewer parts. It costs about $700s in about half of the cost of Aquabot. Its advantages are: costless to run without a need of water pump; filtering fine particles and reduce pool filter loading; super large bag capacity (unsure if it is bigger than Aquabot's); 60 feet long wire; two years warranty with less moving parts that seems to have longer durability; and DIY serviceability by video for repairs and parts. The other distinguished advantage is it can scrub much better than any other models for all nearly vertical walls with a continuous transition of surface. However, it still cannot climb to steps with no continuous transition of surface (no reviewed model can do this).
I have used Nitro Wall Scrubber for about a month, and I like it very much because it costs me less money and spend fewer efforts to maintain my pool. However, I am still unsure about its durability. Just in case it breaks, I hope the DIY video and parts may save me money and will not cost me an amount of money for buying a new one to repair it, such as the case of Aquabot.
I give it a rating of 5 stars based on about one month's experience by comparing it to the other models I used including Polaris's. However, I will revise the rating if I find it has any other unexpected problem such as short durability, etc.

I bought this on the advice that it was easy to fix. All these pool robots eventually break, so it is better to plan for it. I've had the nitro wall scrubber for about a month with no problems. It does the job, but does not clean algae off the walls as well as the blue pearl robot that it replaced. I like that it is so light and that the water drains our easily. The leaf bag is large and fairly easy to clean. Oddly enough, it seems to spend most of its time in one end of the pool which is odd since it is a plain oval pool. The nitro wall scrubber goes up a wall and then releases and floats down. This causes some problems since as it descends it pushes the leaves out of the way. Then it takes off with the leaves swirling around it, but the vacuum isn't strong enough to suck them in, so it leaves a little cloud of swirling leaves in its wake. It will eventually pick them up, but plan on it taking a full 3 hour cycle.

Scrubber 60 Robotic In Ground Pool Cleaner

Product Description

Clean and Scrub Floors, Walls, Actions and Waterline! This revolutionary design functions a wider cleaning path for 50% quicker coverage and Dual Direct-Drive motors for greater traction and pin-point navigation. Developed for all pool surfaces, an elaborate suction brush was added for thorough vacuuming of acorns, leaves and fine debris. This hassle-free to use cleaner characteristics a fast-drain program for painless lift removal from pool and a 3-hour automatic shut-off. The eco-friendly style makes use of 70% less energy than other cleaners and consists of a reusable filter bag, 60' power cord and 24v power provide. two-Year Limited Warranty.

Product Details

• Item Weight: 10.1 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 38 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B002AEGDZA
• Item model number: NC71

By : Smartpool
Price : $649.99
You Save : $407.77 (39%)

Technical Details

• Scrub floors, walls, steps ; waterline
• 60 ft. super-cord with kink-resistant technology
• Super capacity filter bag
• Weighs only 10 lbs
• 2-yr limited warranty

Buyer Evaluations

Updated note after 3 months of applying the robot: It could not move following 3 months. Having said that, the customer service was useful to help diagnose the dilemma and asked me to ship it to Dallas for repair. It expense me $18 to ship from Houston, and the robot was returned in 1 week beneath working condition. Thanks to its two-years warranty instead of 90-days. If there is one complain, it would be that they need to have a contracted repair service in each and every key metropolitan area, such as the 4th largest city, Houston. Mainly because of the repair, I reduce its rating from 5-star to 4-star.
_______________________________________________
I had used Polaris pool cleaners for years and identified it has the following disadvantages: high electric bill from operating a water pump little bag capacity with frequent cleaning frequent expenses for getting expensive replacement components or repairs and moderate durability (final about three years and then cannot be justified for repairing and forced to order a new model with a trade-in rebate).
Therefore, I switched to electrical pool robot which price substantial less by avoiding running a major water pump and has big bag capacity. In addition, it filters fine particles thru its bag and reduces the load and the frequency of cleaning pool filter compared to Polaris'.
I had tried three electrical pool robots: Aquabot Turbo T Intelligent Pool's Kleen Machine and Intelligent Pool's NC71 Nitro Wall Scrubber, by the sequence of usage.
I have employed a digital timer with photocell to automatically turn on/off the robots. The timer operates straight for the power supplies from Wise Pool. Even so, to make it run for Aquabot, you want to order a distinctive power provide (price about $150), but I got it free from the shop I bought.
I located there are some advantages and disadvantages of the three robots:
1. Aquabot Turbo T: This is the most expensive robot I used, expense about $1,300 like taxes. Its primary advantage is having huge bag capacity so that you do not will need to clean the bag as usually as Polaris'. It comes with two massive bags to filter completely different fineness particles. Its important disadvantage is durability: it operates for only about 18 months and will need a replacement of motor which would cost about $900. Thus, I decided to attempt the other robot.
2. Intelligent Pool's Kleen Machine: I bought a brand new model from Costco with a expense of about $350. It has smaller bag capacity and a shorter length of wire than Aquabot. Yet, quite often, the robot would clean only a small region. Lastly, I decided to return it back to Costco with its generous return policy. A couple of weeks later I tried it again by buying a refurbished model from eBay which expense about $300, but it could not be turned on from the beginning. When I checked Wise Pool's web page, I found that they don't make this model any longer. Thus, I asked the vendor to replace it with the following brand-new model.
three. Wise Pool NC71 Nitro Wall Scrubber Pool: It appears to be a model enhanced from Kleen Machine and utilizes fewer parts. It costs about $700s in about half of the price of Aquabot. Its positive aspects are: costless to run without having a require of water pump filtering fine particles and reduce pool filter loading super huge bag capacity (unsure if it is larger than Aquabot's) 60 feet extended wire two years warranty with much less moving components that seems to have longer durability and DIY serviceability by video for repairs and parts. The other distinguished advantage is it can scrub much improved than any other models for all almost vertical walls with a continuous transition of surface. Yet, it nonetheless cannot climb to actions with no continuous transition of surface (no reviewed model can do this).
I have utilised Nitro Wall Scrubber for about a month, and I like it very much given that it costs me less cash and devote fewer efforts to keep my pool. But, I am still unsure about its durability. Just in case it breaks, I hope the DIY video and parts may perhaps save me capital and will not price me an quantity of cash for getting a new one to repair it, such as the case of Aquabot.
I give it a rating of 5 stars based on about a single month's experience by comparing it to the other models I used like Polaris's. However, I will revise the rating if I locate it has any other unexpected trouble such as short durability, and so on.

Right after owning this unit for a month it operates and does a wonderful job of cleaning pool.
Specifically impressed with its wall climbing capability. Only unfavorable is it can get hung up on the four entry actions. I just sweep the actions initially and then lay the pool broom across them to avoid this issue.