Oct 27, 2026Pianificazione della gamma

Gamma di robot per piscina: parta da quattro modelli

Produciamo 12 modelli per piscina; per la prima stagione ne bastano quattro. Tre robot distinti per superficie, un complemento e i quasi doppioni da non mettere a scaffale.

Empty store shelves waiting for new stock
We build 12 pool-care models, and a retailer's first season needs four of them: three robots split by pool size, plus one add-on. Every step up in price should be something a shopper can read on the box in one line.
Table of 12 Silver Home pool cleaning models with max pool size, runtime, flow and basket volume, grouped by type
Diagram: Silver Home R&D, specs from our product pages


Pool size makes the first cut

Sort by maximum pool size before you sort by price. A robot rated for 100 m² that goes into a bigger pool can run flat before it reaches the far end, and the owner reports the dirty corner as a fault. Our floor-only robots stop at 150 m²: the Y10 and Y20 are rated for 100 m², the C1, C2, C3 and C5 for 150 m². Above that, the choice is a wall-climber, the Y50S for pools up to 200 m² or the quad-motor Y50 for pools up to 400 m².

So the first robot on the shelf is the one rated for the pool sizes your customers report, with a band to spare.

Which twins should we leave off?

Two pairs in our range sit close enough to steal each other's sales. The Y10 and Y20 share 25 GPM, a 3 L basket, 180 µm filtration and the 100 m² rating. The Y20 runs 135 minutes to the Y10's 120 and lists a 2600 mAh battery. Honestly, that gap is hard to sell from a shelf.

The C1 and C2 both run 210 minutes at 30 GPM in pools up to 150 m². The C1 heads for the edge on a low battery and is listed for rectangular, round and freeform pools. The C2, by contrast, docks by the wall, empties its water in seconds for easier lifting, and is listed for vinyl, concrete and fiberglass pools.

Pick one from each pair, unless you split channels: one twin in stores, the other online, so neither robot is price-matched against its sibling.
Comparison cards: Y10 vs Y20 differ only in runtime; C1 vs C2 differ in parking, drainage and listed pool types
Diagram: Silver Home R&D, specs from our product pages


Premium buys walls, not less lifting

Owners on review sites complain that even an expensive cordless robot has to come out of the pool to charge after every run. Every robot we make is cordless, so that holds across our range. The Y50S cleans floor, walls and waterline with 4 cleaning modes and 75 GPM, yet lists 150 minutes, less than the C1's 210. If your shoppers want the longest run per charge, that's the Y50, at 4.5 hours on a 10400 mAh battery. The Y50S step is the walls.

Each price step should fit on one line of the box: a bigger pool, a longer run, or the walls and waterline. When a step needs a paragraph to explain, shoppers take the cheaper robot.

Where do the skimmer and the handheld go?

Match add-ons to the pool bands beside them. The Y90 Pro skimmer is rated for 100–150 m², with a 10 W panel and a 3.5 L basket, so it sits next to the floor-only robots. The S100 covers 150–200 m² with a 20 W panel and an 8 L basket, the natural partner for the Y50S. The H100 and H200 handhelds reach owners a robot can't serve: both are IPX8 and listed for hot tubs and inflatable pools.

One add-on is enough for a first season: the skimmer where trees drop leaves into pools, the handheld where spas and inflatables sell.

One factory behind the whole shelf

All 12 models come out of our own Changzhou factory, skimmers and handhelds included, and each unit is tested in water before it's boxed. Our price tiers differ in what the robot does, never in how it's checked: the entry Y10 gets a water run and a final inspection exactly as the Y50 does, so store staff can sell it without apologizing for it. One supplier audit covers the factory behind every model on your shelf.

A starting shelf for pools under 150 m²

For a store whose customers mostly own pools under 150 m², we'd start with one of the Y10 and Y20, the C2 and the Y50S, plus the Y90 Pro. Leave the Y50 out unless pools over 200 m² are common where you sell; it's the only model we rate that high, and a premium robot nobody asks for ties up stock. Bring in the other twin later, and only for a channel split.

Our full-line catalog lists every model with its printed specs. Request it with the form on this page, note the pool sizes your stores see, and the reply will come with a suggested four-model shelf for your market.

Written by the Silver Home R&D and quality team.

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