Intelligent Swimming Pool Cleaner Robot Ariel Debuts at CES 2021

TEMPE, ARIZ. – January 4, 2021 – Ariel by Solar Breeze is the latest evolution of pool robots to come from Tempe based Pivot-Solar Breeze, and she is making her debut at CES 2021. Ariel produces

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Bug Removal Turn on, drop in and go. With a single button start, Ariel is easy to start up and start cleaning your pool right away No plugs, just

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So many pools. Ariel functions great in pools of all shapes and sizes, and even pools with a salt base or chlorine base. She functions in water salinity of up to 6,500 ppm, and whether your pool is indoors or in the heat, Ariel can withstand temperatures between 40 degrees F and 130 degrees F. Eco-friendly. Ariel’s cleaning all the time approach while only using solar power means this pool cleaning robot helps reduce swimming pools from their dependence on grid- power.

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