Pool robot with cord or cordless: which one to choose?

Wired robots are known for their consistent power, reliability, and ability to perform thorough cleanings.

Continuous power supply

Since it is connected to its power supply unit, the robot receives constant power throughout its cycle. There is no need to monitor the battery level or wait for it to recharge.

This continuous power supply is especially useful for large pools, pools surrounded by trees, or those that accumulate a lot of debris.

Always ready to work

A wired robot can be used whenever you need it. Just place it in the pool, plug it in, and start the cycle.

It is an excellent choice for owners who use their robot several times a week or who want to be able to start multiple cleaning cycles when the pool is particularly dirty.

Proven technology

Depending on the model, wired robots can offer different technologies such as intelligent navigation, programmable cycles, Wi-Fi connectivity, and remote control. They are designed to provide reliable and consistent cleaning.

• REVA with integrated gyroscope: an affordable option offering efficient navigation.
• Dolphin Active 10: a compact and lightweight robot, ideal for simple maintenance.
• Dolphin Active Solo: designed to clean the bottom and walls.
• Dolphin Active 20: cleans the bottom, walls, and waterline.
• Dolphin Active 30: offers complete cleaning with Wi-Fi connectivity.
• Dolphin Active 40: combines Wi-Fi connectivity and multilayer filtration.
• Dolphin Active 60: a high-end model with Wi-Fi and included cart.
  
  

Exact capabilities vary by model. It is therefore important to check the maximum pool size, type of filtration, and cleaned surfaces before choosing. See the robots offered at Piscine Hippocampe.

The main advantage of a wireless robot is its simplicity. There is no cable to unwind, untangle, or store after cleaning.

Quick installation

Once the battery is charged, simply place the robot in the pool and start the cycle. The absence of a cable makes handling easier and allows the robot to move freely.

It is also easier to take out of the water and store after each use.

No cable in the pool

A wireless robot eliminates the risk of a cable tangling during cleaning. The area around the pool remains clearer and the installation is particularly neat.

This feature can be very interesting for pools with particular shapes or for owners who prioritize simplicity above all.

An increasingly efficient battery technology

The new wireless robots now offer autonomy that allows for a complete cleaning cycle. Some models also offer different usage modes to space out recharges.

However, you need to remember to recharge the robot. When the battery is empty, it is not possible to start another cycle immediately.

Choose a wired robot if:

1. You use your robot very regularly.
2. Your pool accumulates a lot of debris.
3. You want to be able to run several consecutive cycles.
4. You never want to wait for a recharge.
5. You are looking for proven technology and continuous power.

   
   

Choose a wireless robot if:

1. You want the simplest possible installation.
2. You don’t want any cables in the pool.
3. You prefer a robot that is easy to handle and store.
4. Usually, one cycle is enough to clean your pool.
5. You are comfortable with the idea of recharging the robot after use.