Flagship
Clear UV
The only pool robot with a built-in UV-C lamp. Sanitizes water as it vacuums, scrubs, and filters.
- Built-in UV-C sanitation
- Floor, walls & waterline
- 8,500+ gal/hr quad-motor flow
- Clear app — schedule & drive
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Clear UV
Vacuums. Scrubs. Filters. Sanitizes — in one cycle.
At 8,500+ gallons per hour. From your phone.
At a glance
Built into every Clear cycle.
Built-in UV-C lamp. The only pool robot with a UV light inside. Treats water on contact as it cycles through — no chemicals added.
8,500+ gallons per hour. More than 2× the flow of typical residential pool robots. A pool gets filtered multiple times in a single cycle.
Climbs walls. Cleans the waterline. Onboard gyroscope and accelerometer track the pool, so coverage gets more thorough after the first few cycles.
Schedule from anywhere. Drive from the deck. Pair to the Clear app in under a minute — iOS or Android.
By the numbers
How UV works
Clear UV vacuums and sanitizes. Water flows through the robot's pump system, past a UV-C lamp inside the body, and back into the pool — disinfected on contact. The robot does the work of a separate UV system, while it cleans the floor, walls, and waterline.
The lineup
Same quad-motor cleaning. Same Clear app. Same warranty. Clear UV adds a built-in UV-C lamp. Clear S doesn't.
Flagship
The only pool robot with a built-in UV-C lamp. Sanitizes water as it vacuums, scrubs, and filters.
Without the UV lamp
Same quad-motor cleaning, walls and waterline, and Clear app — without the in-robot UV-C lamp.
Coverage
Floors, walls, and the waterline — every cycle. Front and rear active scrubbing brushes lift algae and debris off every surface. Onboard gyroscope and accelerometer track movement, so coverage gets more thorough after the first few cycles.
Navigation
An onboard gyroscope and accelerometer track the robot's orientation and movement in real time. Pauses, reverses, and repeat passes are part of how it builds a path. Most owners notice tighter, more efficient coverage after the first 2–3 cycles.
In the water
Real pools. Real debris. Real cycles. No renders.
How it works
Three steps. No tools. No plumbing changes.
Place the control box 10 ft from the pool. Plug into a GFCI outlet. Submerge the robot. Pair to the Clear app in under a minute.
Set a weekly cycle in the app, or run one when you need it. A typical pool finishes in about 2 hours.
Lift the robot out by the handle. Pop the bin. Rinse with a hose. About 30 seconds.
UltraBin
Leaves after a storm. Pollen through spring. Sand and grit through summer. UltraBin holds an entire cycle's worth of debris without slowing the flow rate. Lifts straight out — clean, rinse, return.
UltraFilters
Most pool robot baskets miss the fine stuff — pollen, dead algae, the dust that turns water cloudy. UltraFilters capture particles down to 1 µm on the fine panel and 180 µm on the coarse — small enough to trap pollen and algae spores before they recirculate.
What ownership looks like
Two hours of robot runtime replaces hours of brushing, vacuuming, and waterline scrubbing every week. Schedule it once. The pool is always one tap from a guest-ready cycle.
Ready when you are
Two hours of robot runtime, two or three times a week, replaces hours of manual work. Set the schedule once. The pool takes care of itself.
Clear C9
Custom silicon coordinates the four motors, the gyroscope, the UV-C lamp, and the Clear app — in real time. Built specifically for pool work, not adapted from another industry.