Let the pool maintain itself this summer
With long-lasting power and sleek, industrial designs, the iGarden Pool Cleaner K Series of robotic pool cleaners is a high-tech solution to keeping your pool in tip-top shape with minimal effort. The K Series features an upgraded battery module and optimized product structure for 15 hours of battery uptime (when tested in floor mode on 3×8 meter rectangular pools). Pair that with the iGarden AI-Inverter™ Technology, and you've got a robotic pool cleaner capable of monitoring its own real-time operational status. In short, it intelligently adjusts its power output to match cleaning conditions, optimizing both performance and battery life.
The iGarden Pool Cleaner K Series is designed to optimize its flow channels. This new design allows the cleaner to provide the level of cleaning performance that iGarden is known for at a lower power level, saving you time and reducing energy waste.
Maybe, like me, after a big get-together, your pool always ends up a mess and needs a thorough cleaning. The iGarden Pool Cleaner K Series has a solution for that, too. The newly introduced Turbo Mode delivers a temporary power boost for faster, more thorough cleaning when you need it most. Activating Turbo Mode tells the the cleaner to operate at maximum power output, cleaning tasks more quickly so you can dive in and enjoy your pool in record time. Of course, it also has a standard mode for everyday cleaning.
You can't have your robotic pool cleaner zipping all around without any kind of guidance. iGarden Pool Cleaner K Series cleaners are equipped with multi-obstacle handling capabilities. This innovative feature enables the cleaner to detect obstacles and deliver instant bursts of power to overcome them. From the drain to the steps to the wall, nothing stands in the way of iGarden Pool Cleaner K Series.
The K Series' advanced detection capabilities are paired with 3D S-shaped path-planning technology. This pairing helps prevent entrapment and entanglement while maximizing floor coverage, making it less likely that you'll have to disrupt your poolside reading to save your pool cleaner from getting stuck.
iGarden prides itself on developing artful living technology that not only improves your life but also looks good doing it. The iGarden Pool Cleaner K Series wraps up all its sophisticated tech in a beautiful, streamlined design. Sit back in a poolside lounger and enjoy catching some rays or reading a book while the iGarden Pool Cleaner K Pro does the work in a sleek, modern body complete with a vibrant automotive-grade paint job. This pool cleaner looks just as good beside the pool as it does in it.
Peace of mind doesn't stop at form and function, though. You can enjoy worry-free pool maintenance with the iGarden Pool Cleaner K Series because it is backed by a three-year warranty, with a full replacement for defective core components. A dedicated support team is on standby to help you get your iGarden Pool Cleaner K Series system up and running or tackle any troubleshooting questions.
The iGarden Pool Cleaner K Series is available now. Upgrade your pool cleaning routine with an aesthetic, worry-free, and powerful pool cleaning system, and spend the summer enjoying your pool instead of maintaining it.
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