Pool Robot Scout

Pool-fit finder · documented model evidence

Build a shortlist against your pool and priorities

Choose in-ground or above-ground only when the exact model evidence supports that pool type, then select the cleaning areas that matter. A combined floor, wall and waterline choice requires all three in one documented operating plan. Add pool length, power, app or filter conditions only when they are essential; check shape, finish, depth, steps, installation and the exact manual separately. Unknown or conflicting facts do not pass a hard requirement, and an empty result is not proof that no cleaner could fit.

  1. 1Your everyday needs
  2. 2Fine-tune your shortlist (optional)
Your everyday needs

Start with where and how you will use it. Choose the features you need, and leave a choice open when it is not essential.

Help with this choice

Choose only a type supported by the exact model record. Unknown or unresolved conflicting type evidence is not a confirmed match. This does not settle pool shape, finish, wall profile, steps, water depth, length or installation; check those separately.

Help with this choice

A combined choice requires every listed area in one documented operating plan; separate modes are not added together. LIBERTY 600 has a 13 in minimum step/ledge boundary; EON 100 and EON 120d pages advertise ledges as shallow as 8 in, without guaranteeing every step profile. The NAUTILUS EON 100 -PC page conflicts about waterline; the LIBERTY 200 lists a sun ledge but gives no depth. LIBERTY 400 formal modes list floor, walls and waterline, not steps. Eco schedules can cover less than a standard cycle; check the exact model, ledge and mode. Surface skimming collects floating debris on top of the water; it is not floor, submerged-wall or waterline scrubbing.