Purily AI Robot
We specialize in the design and manufacture of state-of-the-art pool cleaners powered by AI and advanced smart sensing technology. Our mission is to make pool care effortless through intelligent design, precise navigation, and sustainable performance.
Pool Cleaning Robot for All Pool Shapes
Purily’s proprietary ultrasonic technology creates optimized cleaning paths — an S-shaped pattern for floors and an N-shaped pattern for walls — ensuring thorough coverage for all pool types, from small backyard setups to large commercial installations. Whether your pool is concrete, vinyl, or fiberglass, our device delivers exceptional results.
Our Services
Features
Effortless Control
Monitor and manage your pool anytime via the mobile app or remote control. Real-time status updates and smart scheduling make cleaning simple and transparent.
Improved Water Quality
Dual filtration chambers capture both large debris and fine particles, ensuring cleaner water with less maintenance
Superior Cleaning Efficiency
Driven by AI navigation and 4-wheel drive technology, our robotic pool cleaners deliver comprehensive coverage, faster operation and reduced energy use across all pool types.
Global Network and B2B Support
Purily, a trusted pool cleaning robot manufacturer, supplies 50+ countries with reliable distribution and after-sales service worldwide.
Exclusive Core Technologies
Exclusive Remote Control
The world’s only underwater-compatible remote control enables direct operation — smart, flexible and safe.
Cleaning Buoy
Our innovative floating buoy, equipped with a suction motor, removes surface debris while working in sync with the robot for complete coverage
Corded and Cordless Dual-Power System
Purily’s exclusive hybrid power system allows switching between cordless and corded operation. With a 9000mAh battery, the robot runs up to 2.5 hours per charge in cordless mode. For extended use, simply connect it to the mains via the AC/DC power supply for uninterrupted cleaning.
In-house Ultrasonic Technology
Our special ultrasonic sensors ensure precise underwater positioning and intelligent navigation for the optimal cleaning results.
FAQ
Find Quick Answers About Our Pool Cleaning Robot Manufacturing And Services
1. Do robotic pool cleaners pick up dirt and fine debris?
Yes—robotic pool cleaners are designed to handle everything from large leaves to fine dirt, sand, and silt. Most models come with dual-layer filtration systems that separate larger debris from tiny particles, preventing cloudiness and improving water clarity.
2. Do robotic pool cleaners climb walls and clean the waterline?
Yes, many mid-range and premium robotic pool cleaners feature wall-climbing capability and can scrub the pool floor, walls, and waterline. Entry-level models typically clean only the pool floor.
3. Can robotic pool cleaners pick up leaves and twigs?
Yes, most robotic pool cleaners can handle small to medium leaves and twigs. For pools with heavy debris (e.g., near trees), choose a model with: Large-capacity filter basket Strong suction power Wide intake ports.
4. Can robotic pool cleaners clean algae?
Robotic pool cleaners can remove light or early-stage algae using rotating brushes. However, they are not designed to eliminate severe algae blooms, which may require chemical treatment and manual cleaning.
5. Do robotic pool cleaners get stuck or miss areas?
Older or budget models may occasionally get stuck on drains, ladders, or steps. Modern robotic pool cleaners use AI navigation, gyroscopes, and smart mapping to minimize missed spots and ensure full pool coverage.
6. Do I still need to brush my pool if I use a robotic cleaner?
Yes, occasional manual brushing is still recommended. Robotic cleaners may not fully reach tight corners, steps, or complex edges. Brushing helps loosen debris and algae for more effective cleaning.
7. Do robotic pool cleaners use a lot of electricity?
No, robotic pool cleaners are highly energy-efficient. Most models consume only 50–150 watts per hour, similar to a household light bulb, making them far more efficient than traditional pool pump systems.
8. Do robotic cleaners plug into a regular outlet?
Yes. Robotic pool cleaners come with a low-voltage transformer power supply that plugs into a standard 110V outlet. Some newer models are cordless and battery-powered, offering more flexibility (though they often have shorter runtimes).
