Mammotion adds a robotic pool cleaner to its product line
Mammotion, a major player in the robot lawn mower market, is expanding its product line to include its first robotic pool cleaner. The all-new Mammotion Spino E1 is designed to clean the floor, walls, and waterline of mid-sized pools—up to 1,614 square feet—with four hours of runtime on its 6,000mAh lithium battery.
While the bot it out of the water, users will be able to use the Mammotion app to check the bot’s battery level and choose its cleaning mode: All, Floor Only, Wall Only, Max, or Eco (a maintenance mode). When the robot has finished its assigned task, it will park itself at the waterline for easy retrieval.
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The robotic pool cleaner is equipped with twin brushless drive motors and a third motor that produces suction of up to 5,800 gallons per hour. Mammotion says the machine should make easy work of picking up debris ranging from leaves to fine grit, trapping it with a 180-micron filter. The machine can climb up to a 110-degree slope, using its front-mounted scrubbers to scour the surfaces in front of it.
The Mammotion Spino E1 is now available for pre-order in the U.S. for $599, a discount from its regular retail price of $799. Pool owners in Europe and the U.K. can pre-order the robotic pool cleaner for the discounted price of €599 or £599 respectively, compared to the regular price of €799 or £799 respectively. Mammotion says it also plans to roll out pre-order pricing in Canada, Australia, Poland, and Sweden. Pricing for those regions was not immediately available, and Mammotion did not announce availability for any of the markets where it plans to sell the Spino E1.
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Mammotion CEO Jayden Wei hinted in a press release that the Spino E won’t be Mammotion’s only pool-related offering: “…we’re giving pool owners more time to relax and less time to worry about maintenance,” he said. “This is just the beginning of how we’ll redefine pool care for homes everywhere.”
