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A corded robotic pool cleaner draws power through a floating cable, so it never stops to recharge. For a large pool, or one in constant use, that is the difference between finishing a full clean in one pass and splitting it across two sessions with a charge in between.
The cable is the trade-off. It needs feeding into the water and untangling afterwards, and its length sets how far the unit can reach from the power point.
This is part of our wider Robotic Pool Cleaners range. For most typical home pools, compare against cordless models, which are simpler to live with.
Not necessarily more powerful, but it runs indefinitely. The real advantage is endurance rather than suction, which is why it suits large or heavily used pools.
It varies by model and is listed on the product page. Measure from your power point to the furthest corner of the pool, and allow for depth as well as surface distance.
It can. Swivel connections reduce it considerably but do not eliminate it. Feeding the cable in evenly at the start of a cycle makes the most difference.
Generally no. Most manufacturers advise removing the unit and storing it out of the water after a cycle. Check the product page for the specific guidance.
For most residential pools, cordless is simpler and the run time is sufficient. Choose corded when pool size or usage frequency makes recharging a genuine inconvenience.
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