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Battery Cleaning Above and Below the Waterline

Aiper makes cordless outdoor robots, founded in 2017 and built around pool cleaning that runs on a battery rather than a hose or a power cable. The Scuba line works underwater, with the larger models climbing walls and the waterline; the Surfer line skims the surface and runs on solar; and the range now extends past the pool to HydroComm water monitors and the IrriSense irrigation controller. Products are sold direct and through major retailers. Warranty length varies by tier rather than applying across the range, running from twelve months on entry models to thirty-six on the flagship, and the US store ships to the continental United States only.

Short Runtime Is a Warranty Claim

A cordless cleaner is only as good as the charge behind it, and the battery is the component that ages first. Aiper seals it inside the unit and does not sell it as a standalone part, so a worn battery is a support case rather than a purchase. The useful consequence is that Aiper publishes a threshold: on the models it covers, runtime that consistently falls below roughly forty to fifty minutes after a full charge qualifies for a replacement under warranty. That turns a vague complaint into a claim. Note the runtime when the machine is new, check it once a season, and keep the purchase record, since warranty cover depends on having bought through an authorized channel.