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iGarden releases K70 artificial intelligence pool cleaner in Australia

Outdoor technology manufacturer iGarden launched its K70 artificial intelligence pool cleaner in Australia to provide extended runtime and full pool cleaning

iGarden releases K70 artificial intelligence pool cleaner in Australia

iGarden, an outdoor technology division of Fairland Group, has launched the iGarden K70 AI Pool Cleaner in Australia. This innovative product is set to be available for purchase starting September 30, 2026, priced at AUD $1,599 through the iGarden Official Store. The K70 aims to automate routine pool maintenance tasks, allowing homeowners to spend more time enjoying their backyard pools.

Powered by AI-Inverter technology, the K70 adjusts its operating power based on pool conditions, delivering up to 16 days of cleaning on a single charge. This extended runtime significantly reduces the need for frequent charging and manual intervention during the swimming season. The cleaner is engineered to clean the entire pool, from the waterline to the steps, with intelligent navigation enabling it to move across various pool surfaces for comprehensive coverage.

The K70 utilizes Turbo 200% technology with a water flow of up to 22,000 LPH, effectively tackling a wide range of pool debris, from large leaves to fine particles. Its dual-layer filtration system, featuring a 180 μm and 50 μm barrier, captures debris across different particle sizes. With a 4-litre debris capacity, the cleaner maintains longer cleaning sessions with minimal interruptions to empty the collection basket.

A simple touchscreen interface controls the device, providing an intuitive user experience. The K70 combines long-lasting power, whole-pool coverage, and high-capacity debris collection to simplify pool maintenance for Australian homeowners, allowing them to enjoy their backyard more without the hassle of frequent cleaning.

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