"Above All"
Thanks to its powerful tri-motor system, the Aiper Scuba E1 with Dual Filtration is among the most efficient, most robust cordless robotic pool cleaners designed specifically for above-ground pools. The Cleaner offers up to 130 minutes of cleaning power on a swift 3-hour charge. Click and forget. Cleaning is now as simple as pressing a button and watching the cleaning happen before your eyes. Fine and ultra-fine filters work together for efficient debris collection, improving cleaning and water flow. Ideal for pools up to 100 m².
Features
- Tri-Motor System. Two motors effortlessly propel your device across your pool, all while one motor dedicated to suction cleans up debris along the way.
- Dedicated Wheel Motor. A specific motor powers the wheels and navigation while enhancing cleaning as the bottom brush moves in tandem with your device's wheels.
- Dedicated Filtration Motor. A secondary motor is assigned solely to the filtration system, improving the device's ability to capture, clean, and contain dirt and debris effectively.
- Bottom Roller Brush. The cordless cleaner for above ground pool features an electric-powered roller brush that swiftly directs debris to the filtration system.
While other robotic pool cleaners treat every pool the same, leading to scuff marks, getting stuck in corners, or simply push dirt and debris aside, the Scuba E1 is specifically engineered with an industry first cleaning brush specifically to clean above-ground pools.
Multiple functions of the Scuba E1 work in tandem to provide an unmatched cleaning experience. The premium silicone brush on the bottom of the device scrubs your pool floor while directing settled debris into the Scuba E1’s specially crafted filtration system. Sophistication and results that outmatch competitor class devices.
- Dual-Filter System. Fine and ultra-fine filters work together for efficient debris collection, improving cleaning and water flow.
- Primary Filter 180um. The primary filter with a mesh size of 180 micrometers is specifically designed to clean visible particles, effectively filtering out common debris and stains found in most pools.
- Secondary Filter 3um. The ultra-fine filter is tailored for invisible particles, effectively filtering out common pool issues such as green algae and microorganisms.
- One-Click Activation for Easy Usage. No complicated setup, no confusing starting process. Click and forget. Cleaning is now as simple as pressing a button and watching the cleaning happen before your eyes.
- LED Power Indicator:
- Blue: 51% or Greater
- Yellow: 11%-50%
- Red: 10% or Less
- Bumper Protection Safeguards Your Pool and Device. The Scuba E1 doesn’t just clean, it protects your pool from unwanted wear, tear, and damage thanks to the anti-collison bumpers around the device.
- Best Robot for All Above-ground Pools. The Scuba E1 is an unparalleled cleaning experience that provides up to 130 minutes of cleaning for above-ground pools up to 100 m² (1100 Sq.ft.)
Technical Specifications
| |
Aiper Scuba SE |
Aiper Scuba E1 |
Aiper Scuba S1 |
Aiper Scuba S1 Pro |
| Pool Type |
Above ground |
Flat-Floored Pools |
In-ground |
In-ground |
Pool Size
Coverage |
80 m² (860Sq.Ft)
9m (30ft) in length |
100 m² (1100Sq.Ft)
10m (33ft) in length |
150 m² (1600Sq.Ft)
15m (50ft) in length |
200 m² (2150Sq.Ft)
20m (66ft) in length |
| Cleaning Modes |
Floor Only |
Floor + Slope |
Floor/Wall/Auto/Eco |
Floor/Wall/Waterline/Auto/Eco |
| Applicable Pool Surfaces |
Concrete, Pebblecrete, Quartzon, Glass Beads, Vinyl |
Concrete, Pebblecrete, Quartzon, Glass Beads, Fiberglass, Vinyl, Tiles |
Concrete, Pebblecrete, Pebblecrete with Tiled Waterline, Quartzon, Glass Beads, Fiberglass, Vinyl, Tiles |
Concrete, Pebblecrete, Pebblecrete with Tiled Waterline, Quartzon, Glass Beads, Fiberglass, Vinyl, Tiles |
| Motor |
1 x Drive
1 x Pump |
2 x Drive
1 x Pump |
2 x Drive
1 x Pump |
2 x Drive
2 x Pump |
| Scrubbing Type |
Suction and 2 Bottom Brushes |
Suction and 1 Bottom Roller |
Suction and 1 Active PVC Roller |
Suction and Dual Active Front & Rear PVC Rollers |
| Suction Power Flow Rate |
75LPM (20GPM) |
227LPM (60GPM) |
265LPM (70GPM) |
379LPM (100GPM) |
| Filter |
Level-1: 180μm Fine Filter Tray |
Level-1: 180μm Fine Filter Basket
Level-2: 3μm Ultra-fine Filter |
Level-1: 180μm Fine Filter Basket
Level-2: 3μm Ultra-fine Filter (optional) |
Level-1: 180μm Fine Filter Basket
Level-2: 3μm Ultra-fine Filter |
| Filter Basket |
Chasis Tray 2L |
Top Load 3.6L |
Top Load 3.5L |
Top Load 5L |
Battery Life
Capacity |
Up to 90 Minutes
2600 mAh |
Up to 130 Minutes
7800 mAh |
Up to 150 Minutes
7800 mAh |
Up to 180 Minutes
7800 mAh |
| Charging Time |
3 Hours |
3 Hours |
3-4 Hours |
4 Hours |
| Vacuum Inlet Size |
8.8cm/3.1" |
14.8cm/5.8" |
15.5cm/6.1" |
15.7cm/6.2" |
| WavePath Navigation |
No |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
| Mobile App |
No |
No |
No |
Optional |
| Solar Charging Panel |
No |
No |
Optional |
Optional |
| Remote Control |
No |
No |
No |
Optional |
| Charging Dock |
No |
No |
No |
Optional |
In the Box
- 1 x Aiper Scuba E1
- 1 x DC Charger
- 1 x User Manual
- 1 x Retrieval Hook
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Scuba E1 be used in pools with slopes or drains?
The Scuba E1 is made for flat-bottom pools only. It cannot operate correctly on slopes or angled surfaces and may repeatedly turn or stop if used in those areas. The device can also get stuck on drains higher than 9 mm, so drains should be closed or avoided during operation.
Why does the cleaner keep changing direction in the same spot?
This usually happens when the cleaner encounters small stones or debris it is trying to clear. It may stay in the same area until the debris is removed. Another cause is jammed trolley wheels. If the device repeats the same movements, check the wheels and clean any trapped sand or grit.
Why is the device beeping or showing a flashing red light?
A flashing red light and alarm indicate a blockage or a motor issue. Lift the cleaner out of the water and inspect the bottom roller brush, both rear wheels, and the suction area. If anything is jammed, clear it and restart the device. If the alert continues after cleaning, the motor may require service – please contact our team via the
Contact Us page for assistance.
How do I properly clean and maintain the dual-filter system?
After each use, remove the filter basket, empty debris, and rinse it thoroughly. The 3-micron ultra-fine filter should be rinsed with a strong stream of water, not brushed, to avoid damage. Allow both filters to fully dry in a shaded, ventilated area before storing them to prevent mould and clogging. For deeper cleaning and to remove oils or organic build-up, you can periodically use a dedicated filter cleaner such as the
Madimack Robotic Filter Cleaner to help maintain optimal performance.
Can I use the ultra-fine filter all the time, or only in certain situations?
The ultra-fine filter captures particles as small as 3 microns and is best used when water appears cloudy or contains fine dust, algae, or microorganisms. If your pool water is already clear, the standard 180-micron filter is enough. Using the ultra-fine filter when the pool has a lot of stones, leaves, or heavy debris can cause frequent clogging, so use it only when needed.
What if the cleaner gets stuck on debris, stones, or uneven surfaces?
If the cleaner is stuck on a raised area, heavy debris, or a low drain, lift it using the hook and reposition it. Sticking can also occur if the roller brush or wheels are jammed—check and clean these components before restarting the cycle. The device works best on smooth, flat surfaces without obstructions.
Can I use the Scuba E1 after shocking the pool?
You should wait until chlorine levels drop back below 4 ppm before using the cleaner. Running it during high chlorine levels can affect performance and long-term durability.
What should I do if the device doesn’t start or shuts off immediately?
First, check whether the device detects water. The Scuba E1 performs short pump tests when turned on; if it cannot detect water, it will shut down automatically. Make sure it is fully submerged and reaches the pool floor. If it still won’t start, inspect the brush and wheels for obstructions, then recharge the device.
Why does the Scuba E1 stop mid-cycle or fail to cover the whole pool?
This can happen if the filter is clogged, the wheels are jammed, or the battery is low. Clean both filters, check the roller brush and wheels, and inspect the pool for areas where the cleaner might get obstructed. Very uneven surfaces or raised drains may also interrupt the cleaning pattern.
Why isn’t the water draining properly when I remove the cleaner from the pool?
The device must be tilted slightly by the handle so trapped water can exit through the drainage openings. If water drains slowly, check the filter basket and pump area for debris blocking the flow.
What should I check before charging, and how do I avoid charging issues?
Ensure the charging port is completely dry before plugging in the cable. Any water inside the port can prevent charging or trigger safety shutdown. Use only the supplied charger and keep the device out of direct sunlight while charging.
Why does the cleaner fail to detect water and shut down?
When first turned on, the cleaner tests for water by briefly activating its pump. If this test fails, the device assumes it is not in the pool and shuts off. This may happen if the device is not fully submerged, if air is trapped in the filtration chamber, or if the pump intake is blocked. Lower the cleaner slowly into the water, allow air bubbles to escape, and check that the bottom roller brush and suction inlet are clear.
Note!
Differences between Product Illustrations and Actual Products: The product illustrations (including product pictures, images and display contents) displayed on the website are for reference and illustrative purpose only. The actual products received by each customer may vary and differ slightly with the product illustrations in the aspects including but not limited to appearance, color, logo, dimension and size due to production batches, improvements, legal and regulatory requirements, country or region or other reasons. Please refer to the acutual products received. The final interpretation of product specifications and appearance belongs to Aiper.
