Zodiac swimming pond robot Alpha iQ Bio

Automatic vacuum cleaner for swimming ponds

The Zodiac swimming pond robot Alpha iQ Bio is designed to make cleaning and maintenance of swimming ponds effortless.

The robot is equipped with advanced cleaning functions, including powerful brushes and suction, which effectively remove dirt, leaves and other contaminants from both the bottom and walls of the swimming pond. Thanks to its smart navigation system, the Alpha iQ Bio can move efficiently through the swimming pond and thoroughly clean all areas, without the need for human intervention.

In addition, the Zodiac swimming pond robot Alpha iQ Bio has been designed with ease of use in mind. With a simple interface, users can easily program and operate the robot, and using the companion app they can monitor and adjust the cleaning cycle from their smartphone or tablet.

Although both pond and pool robots are designed to clean the bottom and walls of water bodies, there are some key differences between the two due to the different environments in which they are used:

1. Size and depth of the water body: Swimming pools are generally smaller and shallower than ponds. Pool robots are often designed to work in a more limited space and may not be suitable for the larger surfaces and depths of ponds.
2. Types of dirt and contaminants: In swimming pools, dirt is usually limited to leaves, insects, dust and other organic matter introduced by swimmers. Pool robots are often designed to remove these types of dirt efficiently. However, ponds can contain several types of organic matter, including leaves, algae, sludge and other organic waste. Pond robots may therefore need to be more powerful and have more advanced filtration systems to handle all these different types of contaminants.
3. Chemical Balance and Ecological Considerations: Swimming pools are often treated with chemicals such as chlorine to inhibit the growth of bacteria and algae and keep the water clean. Swimming pool robots therefore usually do not have to pay attention to the natural balance of the water. In ponds, on the other hand, maintaining the ecological balance is crucial. Pond robots can be equipped with sensors and systems that measure water quality and, for example, minimize the addition of chemicals to protect the natural flora and fauna in the pond.

In short, while both types of robots are designed to clean water bodies, pond robots are often more robust and sophisticated due to the complexity of pond environments and the need to take ecological factors into account.