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Beatbot pool cleaning robots automate the collection of leaves, sand, hair and other debris deposited in the pool. The brand was born from the vision of engineer Siler Wang, founder and CEO with over ten years of experience in the domestic robotics sector. After working on machines capable of moving along vertical surfaces, Wang applied these skills to pool maintenance, a field still characterised by bulky equipment and demanding procedures. Beatbot therefore developed a range focused on the automatic cleaning of the pool floor, walls, waterline and, on suitably equipped models, the water surface. In 2024, the brand presented the first AquaSense and AquaSense Pro models at CES, continuing in the following years with new solutions dedicated to navigation, obstacle detection and coverage of the different areas of the pool. These robots are suitable for the routine maintenance of domestic in-ground or above-ground pools, providing practical benefits after storms, windy days or periods of frequent use.

At AgriEuro, you can select Beatbot pool cleaning robots according to their technical features, making it easier to identify the model best suited to the size, structure and conditions of your pool. The range includes solutions with different equipment and specifications, which should be compared by considering the surfaces reached, operating time and type of filtration.

• Battery power supply: Beatbot robots operate without an electrical cable connected during the cleaning cycle, allowing greater freedom of movement inside the pool. Battery capacity, cycle duration and charging time vary according to the model and selected mode;
• Cleaning areas: models can clean the pool floor only or extend the cycle to the walls and waterline. Versions designed for more extensive cleaning can also reach submerged platforms or the water surface, within the limits specified in the relevant technical data sheet;
• CleverNav navigation: the system plans movements across the pool floor using orderly paths, including S-shaped patterns. The route can adapt to the shape of the pool and to obstacles detected during the cycle;
• SonicSense detection: high-precision sensors, including ultrasonic sensors on compatible models, detect walls and obstacles inside the pool. The number and configuration of sensors depend on the selected version;
• Suction system and brushes: the pump, suction inlet and rollers work together to loosen and collect debris from the surfaces reached. Flow rate, number of motors and brush configuration vary between the different robots;
• Filter basket: collected dirt is conveyed into a removable container that can be washed after the cleaning cycle. Capacity and filtration level should be selected according to the predominant quantity and size of the debris;
• Traction: tracks help provide grip on the pool floor and, on suitably equipped models, along the walls and waterline. Slopes, highly rounded transitions, steps and protruding drains can affect the robot's route;
• App control: on compatible models, the Beatbot App allows users to select the available modes, check the robot's status and install software updates. Available functions and supported connectivity vary according to the model;
• Pool size: each model is associated with a maximum surface area and specific depth ranges. Comparing these values with the actual pool dimensions helps to select a machine capable of completing the intended cleaning cycle;

Semi-Pro models are suitable for domestic pools requiring frequent cleaning, including pools exposed to leaves, dust or sand. Versions featuring multiple cleaning areas and selectable programmes are instead designed to meet the requirements of larger or more complex pools, where walls and the waterline also need to be cleaned.

The Beatbot range is designed to automate different stages of mechanical pool cleaning. The cycle may cover the pool floor only or include the walls, waterline, submerged platforms and water surface, depending on the functions of the model. This configuration makes it possible to adapt the cleaning process to the shape of the pool and the type of debris present.

Battery-powered Beatbot pool cleaning robots combine traction, suction and filtration in an autonomous machine that operates independently from the pool's filtration system. Once immersed, the robot follows the selected programme and collects debris in its internal basket. Planned routes help cover the pool floor with orderly passes, while the sensors respond to walls, edges and obstacles. On suitably equipped models, the tracks allow the robot to climb vertical surfaces to clean the walls and waterline. Some versions extend the cleaning cycle to the water surface or submerged platforms, provided that the operating depths and dimensions specified by the manufacturer are observed. The selection should take into account the maximum pool surface area, operating time, filter capacity and cleaning areas reached. For pools with pronounced curves, steps or protruding drains, it is also advisable to check the requirements stated in the technical data sheet.

Purchasing a Beatbot pool cleaning robot from AgriEuro allows you to consult detailed technical data sheets and compare the features of the available models. Services associated with the order continue even after delivery, with dedicated support and access to spare parts for the purchased product.

• Fast and free shipping managed by AgriEuro logistics centres: available products are shipped directly from AgriEuro logistics centres, with order preparation and delivery tracking. Customers can check the expected delivery times before completing their order;
• Possibility to order spare parts that are always available: after purchase, the spare parts diagram associated with the selected model is activated in the customer's account. This system makes it easier to identify and order compatible components required for maintenance over time;
• Careful and personalised after-sales assistance: the AgriEuro service provides technical support for requests concerning operation and work required after purchase. Where applicable, repairs can be carried out at the Central Workshop or through AgriEuro Service Centres;

Buy the Beatbot pool cleaning robot best suited to your pool from AgriEuro and automate the cleaning of its surfaces.

The choice should start with the surface area, depth, shape and pool lining. You should then check which areas each model cleans, distinguishing between the pool floor, walls, waterline, submerged platforms and water surface. Operating time, basket capacity, filtration level and available programmes complete the comparison.

Beatbot models designed for complete cleaning operate on the pool floor, walls and waterline. Other programmes may focus only on the floor or on specific areas of the pool. The surfaces reached should always be checked in the technical data sheet of the individual robot.

Yes, Beatbot robots can run programmes that can be selected directly on the machine even without Wi-Fi. The connection is used to access compatible App functions, such as settings, data viewing and updates. Once immersed, the wireless signal may be limited by the water.

Yes, the range includes robots suitable for both above-ground pools and in-ground pools. Actual compatibility depends on the model, lining, depth and configuration of the pool. Before purchasing, these details should be compared with the product specifications.

Beatbot robots can also operate in various curved or irregularly shaped pools, within the limits specified for the model. Highly rounded transitions, obstacles, platforms and protruding drains may affect route planning. Under these conditions, the robot may overlap some passes or follow a different route.

Operating time varies according to the model and the selected cleaning mode. The shape and level of dirt in the pool, a clogged basket and repeated attempts to overcome obstacles may increase energy consumption. To find out the rated operating time, check the technical data sheet of the specific robot.

Models declared compatible can operate in saltwater pools within the concentration specified by the manufacturer. After the cleaning cycle, it may be necessary to rinse the robot with fresh water, especially when salinity is high or the water parameters are incorrect. Specific limits should be checked in the model's manual.

Particles smaller than the filtering capacity of the basket can pass through the mesh and return to the water. A standard 150-micrometre filter, for example, does not retain all fine sand, dust or very small algae particles. When compatible with the model, an ultra-fine basket can capture smaller particles.

The basket should be removed and rinsed with water after the cleaning cycle or whenever it is full. Leaves, hair and debris should also be removed from the brushes, rollers and tracks. A clogged mesh reduces water flow, limits suction capacity and can increase battery consumption.

No, the Beatbot robot performs mechanical cleaning of the surfaces and collects solid debris in its own basket. It does not replace the pool's filtration pump, pH monitoring, disinfection or other required water treatments. These operations remain separate and must follow the instructions for the pool system and the products used.