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The Scuba N1 can remain in the pool for up to 150 minutes per cleaning cycle, which is its maximum battery run time. Once its battery runs low, the Scuba N1 will automatically park itself near the pool wall so you can easily retrieve it using the included hook. We highly recommend taking the robot out of the pool once it finishes its cycle. Leaving any robotic pool cleaner in the water long-term when not in use is not recommended, as extended exposure to pool chemicals (like chlorine) can prematurely wear down the internal seals and materials. For the longest lifespan, it’s best to retrieve it, rinse it with fresh water, clean the filter basket, and store it in a shaded area until its next charge. If you have any other questions or need further assistance with your Scuba N1, please feel free to reach out to our dedicated support team at service@aiper.com. We are always here to help!
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