Igarden k pro 150: a pool robot combining endurance and reinforced suction

Maintaining a swimming pool remains for many a chore. Dead leaves, dust and algae accumulate quickly and require regular passages of a pool. Igarden offers a new solution with the K Pro 150, a cleaning robot that relies on autonomy and power. The brand has a certain obsession with autonomy as shown by the K60 model test which offers extraordinary autonomy compared to competition.

The K Pro 150 device is also distinguished by its long -term lithium battery, capable of providing up to 15 hours of operation per load. According to the manufacturer, by programming two or three cycles of one hour per week, it can last up to 21 days without recharge.

The K Pro 150 also has intelligent “S” navigation, guided by sensors and an inertial unit, allowing it to effectively cover the bottom and the walls of the basin. In the event of an obstacle (steps, bulls or lighting) the robot automatically adjusts its power to continue its career without interruption.

On the aspiration side, Igarden opted for a turbine system and a large intake duct, intended to increase depression without overconsum of energy. The “Turbo 200%” mode also offers a punctual surplus of power to quickly treat the most stubborn dirt.

The device is piloted via its touch panel or a mobile application to configure cleaning cycles. The filtration system has been designed for simple maintenance, with quick access to the elements to rinse.

The date of availability and the price for Europe have not been announced, but the robot is already on sale in the United States at a price of 2999 dollars.