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Meet the New EON 100 & 120d & S Series S1000,S2000 & S3000

Meet the New EON 100 & 120d & S Series S1000,S2000 & S3000

Arianne Preligera |

Dolphin EON and S Series Robotic Pool Cleaners

More swimming, less scrubbing. That’s the appeal of a robotic pool cleaner, especially as warmer weather brings more backyard swims and weekend catch-ups.

The Dolphin EON 100, EON 120d, S1000, S2000 and S3000 offer different combinations of navigation, filtration and cleaning features to help simplify pool maintenance. In this guide, we introduce each model, share a practical spring cleaning checklist and explain why regular water testing still deserves a place in your routine.

Importance of Regular Maintenance

A robotic pool cleaner helps remove dirt and debris, but it cannot replace sanitisation, water testing or your pool’s circulation and filtration system. Clear-looking water still needs regular checks to confirm that its chemistry is suitable for swimming.

A consistent maintenance routine also helps you spot problems early. Emptying baskets, checking equipment and cleaning filters keeps debris from building up and helps your equipment work as intended.

Think of your robot as one part of your pool maintenance toolkit. It handles much of the physical cleaning while you stay on top of water balance and equipment care.

Meet the Dolphin EON and S Series Robotic Pool Cleaners

Dolphin EON 100: Cordless Cleaning with SmartMap Navigation

The Dolphin EON 100 is a cordless option designed for pools up to 15 metres. Its SmartMap Navigation learns your pool’s shape to plan cleaning paths.

Features include active brushing, jet-powered step cleaning and coverage of floors, walls, waterlines and tanning ledges as shallow as 20 cm. App controls and a selectable homing location add convenience when managing and retrieving the cleaner.

Dolphin EON 120d: Another Cordless Option for Comprehensive Coverage

The Dolphin EON 120d combines cordless operation with dual drive motors, intelligent navigation and debris filtration.

It cleans floors, walls, waterlines, steps and tanning ledges as shallow as 20 cm. If you’re comparing the two EON models, check their current filtration specifications, cleaning modes and battery features to decide which suits your routine.

Dolphin S1000: Straightforward Plug-in Cleaning

The Dolphin S1000 offers plug-in operation, maze navigation and fine filtration for collecting everyday dirt, leaves and debris.

It also features jet-powered step cleaning and sun ledge coverage in water as shallow as 30 cm. Its accessible filter makes routine rinsing straightforward.

Dolphin S2000: Flexible Filtration and App Controls

Designed for pools up to 12 metres, the Dolphin S2000 includes interchangeable fine and ultra-fine filtration, multiple cleaning modes and app-based controls.

Its swivel cable helps reduce tangling, while step and sun ledge cleaning adds coverage in shallow areas down to 30 cm.

Dolphin S3000: Convenient Cleaning and Storage

The Dolphin S3000 combines navigation technology, scrubbing brushes and accessible filters with plug-and-play operation.

It operates independently of your pool’s filtration system and includes a caddy and caddy cover for transport and storage.

Before choosing, compare your pool’s dimensions, surface, steps and ledge depths with the model’s specifications. Browse the robotic pool cleaners range or contact Spa & Pool Supplies for help narrowing down your options.

Spring Pool Cleaning Checklist

Before putting your robotic cleaner to work, give your pool a seasonal check.

  1. Inspect the pool. Check the water level, visible debris and any signs of damage to surfaces or equipment.
  2. Remove larger debris. Skim floating leaves and empty the skimmer basket before starting a cleaning cycle.
  3. Test the water. Use suitable water testing products and follow their instructions to check the parameters they measure.
  4. Adjust water chemistry. Follow chemical labels and your pool equipment guidance. Observe any required waiting periods before using the cleaner or swimming.
  5. Check the robot. Inspect its filter, brushes and tracks. Charge cordless models or set up the power supply according to the manual.
  6. Run the appropriate cleaning mode. Choose a cycle suited to the areas you want cleaned.
  7. Clean and store the equipment. Remove trapped debris, rinse the filter as instructed and store the cleaner according to its manual.

If you also own a spa, keep a separate spa cleaning checklist. Pool cleaner suitability and water care requirements can differ between pools and spas.

Recommended Testing Products

A robot collects debris, but it does not measure sanitiser levels or balance your water. That’s why water testing products remain essential, even when your pool looks spotless.

Aussie Gold Quik Chek 5 in 1 Test Strips are an option for routine water checks. Follow the pack’s dipping and reading instructions, then compare the results with its colour chart.

Check which parameters your kit measures, and arrange additional testing when needed. Keep test strips dry, check their expiry date and review your water after heavy use, rainfall or chemical adjustments.

Common Problems and Solutions

  • Cleaner missing areas: Check the selected cleaning mode, filter condition and setup instructions. Confirm that the model supports the surfaces and areas you want cleaned.
  • Reduced debris collection: Inspect and clean the filter. Check for obstructions according to the manual, and replace damaged filter components when needed.
  • Cloudy water despite regular cleaning: Check water chemistry and the pool’s main filtration system. A robotic cleaner alone cannot resolve every cause of cloudy water.
  • Steps or sun ledges left untouched: Confirm that the area meets your model’s minimum depth and suitability requirements. Some areas may still need manual brushing.
  • Cycles ending unexpectedly: Check the charge or power connection, selected mode and any error indicators. Follow the manufacturer’s troubleshooting instructions if the issue continues.

Spend More Time Swimming This Season

The right Dolphin robotic pool cleaner can take much of the scrubbing and debris collection off your hands. Pair it with a practical cleaning checklist, regular water testing and equipment care to keep pool maintenance manageable throughout spring and summer.

Ready to simplify your cleaning routine? Explore the Dolphin robotic pool cleaners range and shop water testing products at Spa & Pool Supplies. Contact the team for help choosing a cleaner that suits your pool.