Key takeaway

Look for an explicit saltwater statement and maximum parts-per-million figure in the manual or official FAQ. Do not infer compatibility from waterproofing alone; corrosion resistance is a separate design question.

01

Check the concentration limit

Look for an explicit saltwater statement and maximum parts-per-million figure in the manual or official FAQ. Do not infer compatibility from waterproofing alone; corrosion resistance is a separate design question.

02

Rinse after use

Fresh-water rinsing removes salt residue from tracks, brushes, basket frames and metal hardware. Drain the robot completely and let charging contacts dry before connecting power.

03

Balance still matters

A saltwater chlorination system does not eliminate water-balance requirements. Keep pH, sanitizer and salinity inside both the pool-system and robot-manufacturer limits.

04

Warranty evidence

Save the manual and purchase record for the exact region. If saltwater compatibility is important, capture the current manufacturer statement because product pages and model generations can change.

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