WYBOT Grampus 800 Robotic Pool Cleaner, Automatic Vacuum with Quick Clean, Wall Climbing Capability, Powerful Triple Motors, Large Filter Baskets,…

Description

The WYBOT Grampus 800 is a simple plug and play robotic pool cleaner that allows for a convenient, hassle-free and efficient cleaning experience.

CONVENIENT AND EFFORTLESS CLEANING

Achieve a sparkling pool with just the touch of a button. Schedule the Grampus 800 to automatically clean your swimming pool using three settings – 1H, 2H, or 3H – with intelligent navigation technology. Its powerful 71 GPM filtration system and IPX8-rated professional cleaning capacity provide a hassle-free and efficient pool cleaning experience.

TOTAL COVERAGE

The enhanced roller offers strong adhesion, allowing it to adapt to your pool surface for optimal wall climbing. The Grampus cleans and scrubs all pool surfaces, including the waterline, with pinpoint accuracy. Say goodbye to manual cleaning and enjoy more free time.

UNMATCHED CLEANING POWER

With its triple-motor power and larger inlet, the Grampus collects and filters more dirt and debris than ever before. Its spacious storage compartment can handle leaf fragments, tough dirt, debris, and sand with ease. Two sets of precise, independent brushes leave you with a crystal-clear pool.

LARGE CLEANING RANGE AND EASY MAINTENANCE

With a tangle-free 15 metre cable and dual upgraded larger filter volumes (3L each), the Grampus 800 can easily navigate your pool and collect all kinds of debris. The easy-to-remove and rinse filters ensure hassle-free maintenance.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AND ENERGY EFFICIENT 

The brushless motor generates less heat, resulting in greater energy savings and a longer service life. With the ability to clean your pool without replacing the water, the Grampus 800 is an environmentally friendly choice.

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