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product_id: 609192613
title: "Betta SE Plus - Solar-Powered Robotic Pool Skimmer with 24/7 Continuous Cleaning Power, Dual Charging Options, Twin Salt Chlorine Tolerant Motors, and Shallow Water Safeguard"
brand: "betta"
price: "฿46845"
currency: THB
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Betta"
url: https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/609192613-betta-se-plus-solar-powered-robotic-pool-skimmer-with-24
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region: Thailand
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# Dual charging: solar & fast adapter recharge 30+ hrs continuous solar-powered runtime Shallow water safeguard prevents pool stair jams Betta SE Plus - Solar-Powered Robotic Pool Skimmer with 24/7 Continuous Cleaning Power, Dual Charging Options, Twin Salt Chlorine Tolerant Motors, and Shallow Water Safeguard

**Brand:** betta
**Price:** ฿46845
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☀️ Keep your pool sparkling effortlessly—because your weekends deserve a clean splash!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Betta SE Plus - Solar-Powered Robotic Pool Skimmer with 24/7 Continuous Cleaning Power, Dual Charging Options, Twin Salt Chlorine Tolerant Motors, and Shallow Water Safeguard by betta
- **How much does it cost?** ฿46845 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- betta enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted betta brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Large Fine-Mesh Debris Basket:** Captures leaves, pollen, pet hair, and even fine algae particles for crystal-clear water.
- • **Effortless 24/7 Surface Skimming:** Harnesses solar energy for nonstop pool surface cleaning, even on cloudy days.
- • **Rapid Recharge, Minimal Downtime:** Recharges fully in 3.5 hours with adapter or 5-6 hours in sunlight to keep your pool pristine.
- • **Salt Chlorine Tolerant Twin Motors:** Durable SCT motors ensure reliable performance in saltwater pools without corrosion.
- • **Smart Obstacle Detection & Remote Control:** Ultrasonic radar and wireless remote let you customize cleaning paths with ease.

## Overview

The Betta SE Plus is a cutting-edge solar-powered robotic pool skimmer designed for continuous surface cleaning with over 30 hours of runtime. Featuring dual charging options, patented salt chlorine tolerant twin motors, and a shallow water safeguard, it adapts seamlessly to various pool types. Its smart ultrasonic obstacle detection and remote control provide effortless operation, while the fine-mesh debris basket efficiently traps even the smallest particles, ensuring your pool stays pristine with minimal effort.

## Description

desertcart.com : Betta SE Plus - Solar-Powered Robotic Pool Skimmer with 24/7 Continuous Cleaning Power, Dual Charging Options, Twin Salt Chlorine Tolerant Motors, and Shallow Water Safeguard : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: A great investment - What a game changer!! This has been a lifesaver. The solar/battery combination is fantastic. We use it on "intermittent cycle" (3 hours running and 3 hours off) and the battery will last up to 3 days with very little sun on this cycle. The filter basket holds a good amount of debris. It has made a huge difference in the amount getting into our built in pool filters and does a great job of keeping our pool sparkling clean, even with heavy fall leaf-drop. It is super easy to use, and the app for remote start is actually really handy.
Review: This thing is incredible! - I should mention that my pool is a swamp currently. The circulation/filter system is not connected and needs an overhaul. Its been that way for two years and it had leaves and pine needles and twigs coating the surface. It has not been in good condition for two years and it was closed "dirty" and not opened at all last year or this year. I've been super shocking and chlorinating for weeks in the hopes of getting it cleaned up in time to close it when its fresh and clean this year so it can finally be used again, next year. The oxidation has been bringing up leaves and other stuff that fell in previously and sank to the bottom. I skim them off with the skimmer net but the pump is not running and looks like that will have to wait until next year, too. I've been keeping algae at bay so far, but old leaves and pine needles and other debris kept rising from the bottom, the water so cloudy I couldn't even see the bottom enough to pull the stuff out with a leaf rake net. So yesterday afternoon, I unpacked this machine. It hasn't even been 24 hours. I wish I could give it ten stars. Instructions are very good with clear explanations, photos and diagrams. Very easy to understand, and very easy to operate. Instructions said it would work right out of the box. That was true. The battery was charged and all I had to do was turn the switch on and put it in the pool. There is a remote that you can use to direct it around and bring it back to the side of the pool to clean out the debris basket. The remote takes AAA batteries. Just turn on the switch, and put it in the pool. It paused a moment and then the lights came on flashing green and my new "Buddy" took off to take its first circle around the pool, sucking up huge maple leaves, white pine needles, cedar pinecones, twigs and pollen and grass seeds that have been blowing in as the grasses in back go to seed. And the screen filtering in the debris container is so fine its also helping to get the cloudiness out by filtering the finest debris like the dead algae. I have three items floating in the pool, two chlorine floaters and a thermometer. All three have solar lights that come on after dark. I was concerned that they might somehow get stuck and block the impeller on the skimmer machine, but that was not a problem at all. In fact, as night came on, my new "buddy" actually seemed to be attracted to them. The instructions say that when the battery starts to get low, it will move around to get the best exposure to the sun's light to keep the battery charged up. There is also a "sleep mode" that stops the impeller that pulls in the debris, but turns the propellers on intermittently to move around to capture sunlight to charge the battery. I got the model that also has the alternative electric charger. I put it in the pool Monday afternoon around 4 p.m. There were clouds coming in and it started to rain so there was not much sun and that kept up all night and most of the next day and night, but Wednesday had bright sunshine all day. It kept working except for once when it signaled the impeller was clogged. I cleaned it out and it went back to work. I don't know if its really possible but it seemed to me that after dark, this skimmer went to the floating solar lights that came on after dark, and maybe drew some charge from the light they gave off. I do know that on Wednesday morning all three floaters were herded into one corner and the skimmer was still working. When I watched at night, the skimmer actually circled around and turned to "face" the largest of the floaters that changes color and goes through the whole light spectrum. It was easy to imagine that the skimmer was drawing energy from those lights, too. Again, I do not know if that is even feasible. Thursday sometime in the afternoon, it stopped and the lights went dark which means its very low on battery. I hooked it up to the electric charger (also simple and very easy) and it charged up in about an hour. This is Friday morning and its been working all night, and is out there still running around the pool and its supposed to be sunny today so it will probably get charged up to the max on its own, today. The surface of the pool is clear of all debris. I am beyond pleased so far. Certainly this was worth the money for me.

## Features

- Betta SE Plus automatically skims the surface of your pool, powered by solar energy and advanced Aqua Dynamics design for over 30 hours of continuous operation—even in cloudy or rainy conditions with the backup adapter charging. Note: This unit is designed for surface cleaning only and does not clean the pool bottom.
- Quick recharge time: 5-6 hours under direct sunlight during cleaning, or just 3.5 hours using an adapter, minimizing downtime between uses.
- Innovative shallow water safeguard design prevents the cleaner from getting stuck at pool stairs, adapting effortlessly to various pool types for reliable performance.
- Equipped with patented twin Salt Chlorine Tolerant (SCT) motors and a large fine-mesh debris basket (200 um) for efficient removal of leaves, dust, pollen, insects, and pet hair from the pool surface.
- Includes smart pool surface auto-cleaning, a wireless remote control for easy mode adjustments, ultrasonic radar for obstacle detection, UV-resistant coating.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CVMQ3XBX |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion |
| Battery Weight | 176 Grams |
| Best Sellers Rank | #788 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #2 in Robotic Pool Cleaners |
| Brand Name | Betta |
| Charging Time | 5 Hours |
| Color | Gray |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (2,257) |
| Efficiency | High |
| Engine Type | electric |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00615564327243 |
| Installation Type | Portable |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 22"L x 18.5"W x 8"H |
| Item Type Name | Robotic Pool Skimmer |
| Item Weight | 6.8 Kilograms |
| Lithium Battery Energy Content | 32.56 Watt Hours |
| Load Capacity | 11 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Betta |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Betta-SE-Plus |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Name | Betta-SE-Plus |
| Model Number | Betta-SE-Plus |
| Model Year | 2023 |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Lithium-ion Cells | 4 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Solar Powered, Dual Charging Options |
| Power Source | Solar Powered |
| Required Assembly | No |
| UPC | 615564327243 615564327342 |
| Voltage | 24 Volts (DC) |
| Warranty Type | 1-year |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Betta
- **Color:** Gray
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Model Name:** Betta-SE-Plus
- **Product Dimensions:** 22"L x 18.5"W x 8"H

## Images

![Betta SE Plus - Solar-Powered Robotic Pool Skimmer with 24/7 Continuous Cleaning Power, Dual Charging Options, Twin Salt Chlorine Tolerant Motors, and Shallow Water Safeguard - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71w4XZ+RsCL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great investment
*by A***R on December 23, 2025*

What a game changer!! This has been a lifesaver. The solar/battery combination is fantastic. We use it on "intermittent cycle" (3 hours running and 3 hours off) and the battery will last up to 3 days with very little sun on this cycle. The filter basket holds a good amount of debris. It has made a huge difference in the amount getting into our built in pool filters and does a great job of keeping our pool sparkling clean, even with heavy fall leaf-drop. It is super easy to use, and the app for remote start is actually really handy.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This thing is incredible!
*by A***R on August 22, 2025*

I should mention that my pool is a swamp currently. The circulation/filter system is not connected and needs an overhaul. Its been that way for two years and it had leaves and pine needles and twigs coating the surface. It has not been in good condition for two years and it was closed "dirty" and not opened at all last year or this year. I've been super shocking and chlorinating for weeks in the hopes of getting it cleaned up in time to close it when its fresh and clean this year so it can finally be used again, next year. The oxidation has been bringing up leaves and other stuff that fell in previously and sank to the bottom. I skim them off with the skimmer net but the pump is not running and looks like that will have to wait until next year, too. I've been keeping algae at bay so far, but old leaves and pine needles and other debris kept rising from the bottom, the water so cloudy I couldn't even see the bottom enough to pull the stuff out with a leaf rake net. So yesterday afternoon, I unpacked this machine. It hasn't even been 24 hours. I wish I could give it ten stars. Instructions are very good with clear explanations, photos and diagrams. Very easy to understand, and very easy to operate. Instructions said it would work right out of the box. That was true. The battery was charged and all I had to do was turn the switch on and put it in the pool. There is a remote that you can use to direct it around and bring it back to the side of the pool to clean out the debris basket. The remote takes AAA batteries. Just turn on the switch, and put it in the pool. It paused a moment and then the lights came on flashing green and my new "Buddy" took off to take its first circle around the pool, sucking up huge maple leaves, white pine needles, cedar pinecones, twigs and pollen and grass seeds that have been blowing in as the grasses in back go to seed. And the screen filtering in the debris container is so fine its also helping to get the cloudiness out by filtering the finest debris like the dead algae. I have three items floating in the pool, two chlorine floaters and a thermometer. All three have solar lights that come on after dark. I was concerned that they might somehow get stuck and block the impeller on the skimmer machine, but that was not a problem at all. In fact, as night came on, my new "buddy" actually seemed to be attracted to them. The instructions say that when the battery starts to get low, it will move around to get the best exposure to the sun's light to keep the battery charged up. There is also a "sleep mode" that stops the impeller that pulls in the debris, but turns the propellers on intermittently to move around to capture sunlight to charge the battery. I got the model that also has the alternative electric charger. I put it in the pool Monday afternoon around 4 p.m. There were clouds coming in and it started to rain so there was not much sun and that kept up all night and most of the next day and night, but Wednesday had bright sunshine all day. It kept working except for once when it signaled the impeller was clogged. I cleaned it out and it went back to work. I don't know if its really possible but it seemed to me that after dark, this skimmer went to the floating solar lights that came on after dark, and maybe drew some charge from the light they gave off. I do know that on Wednesday morning all three floaters were herded into one corner and the skimmer was still working. When I watched at night, the skimmer actually circled around and turned to "face" the largest of the floaters that changes color and goes through the whole light spectrum. It was easy to imagine that the skimmer was drawing energy from those lights, too. Again, I do not know if that is even feasible. Thursday sometime in the afternoon, it stopped and the lights went dark which means its very low on battery. I hooked it up to the electric charger (also simple and very easy) and it charged up in about an hour. This is Friday morning and its been working all night, and is out there still running around the pool and its supposed to be sunny today so it will probably get charged up to the max on its own, today. The surface of the pool is clear of all debris. I am beyond pleased so far. Certainly this was worth the money for me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works GREAT - was getting stuck on Polaris hose but i fixed that!
*by B***L on June 8, 2024*

update- it's been nearly a year, I'm very happy with the robot. It's still performing great! I will check back / update in a week or so and most likely update this to a five star review from four stars, assuming that my adjustments to the Polaris hose have fixed the beta robot frequently getting stuck on the hose. (I’ve had it running seven days now). First off I was very surprised and happy with how well this unit cleans any debris from the surface of my pool, it actually cleans much better than I was doing myself going around with a net about once a day or every other day. A big part of that is because there is a very fine mesh in the basket of this beta, so it grabs much smaller items and, tiny little things that would pass through my net. And of course it does a better job cause it’s constantly running. I very much recommend getting the unit that allows you to plug it into the wall to charge occasionally, although I only have had to charge it once, and that’s when it first came in and I just did that as you’re always supposed to fully charge any lithium ion Battery/devices before first use. It has been a week now and the unit has constantly showed “good battery level” so the solar seems to be working great. (The only indication of battery level is the two blinking green lights on the front of the unit). I have cameras around my pool so it does look like the unit runs 24/7 , although I’m assuming at times it pauses/stops. I just haven’t happened to see that , as anytime I see it , It’s running. The only reason I’ve taken off one star is because the unit would very frequently get stuck on my Polaris hose to the point where you would have to dip down the hose or push the beta back for it to get unstuck, I even tried leaving it stuck for 12 to 24 hours and it would not get unstuck, however, I think I’ve now fixed that. The other reason for taking off a star, I’m assuming this unit has an accelerometer built into it, or even if it doesn’t - it really should have much better detection of getting stuck on something like the Polaris hose so that it would back out or never collide with it in the first place, however this is not the case as it will frequently get stuck on the hose. But the good news is, I was able to resolve this (at least as of the past three days), simply by moving around the floaters on the Polaris hose, in my case I was able to just slide them around so that as you can see in the photo, floaters are as close together as possible, right by the hose junctions which keeps a majority of the hose down below the water level, and the parts where the two floaters are very close together are high enough up that the beta now does not get stuck up on them . You can see in the photos I’ve attached to this review, these photos are after I’ve adjusted the hose floaters and in these photos, the betta absolutely would have gotten stuck on the hose before my hose adjustments, however, as you can see it is not getting stuck now. Also, this may be very important, I changed the timers around so that my Polaris vacuum / hose only runs at night assuming the betta might be sleeping at that point, I’ve also changed the Polaris/ hose to only run a few hours a day as there’s much less trash on the bottom anyway, as opposed to before I had it running about eight hours a day. If the Polaris is running during the day and the betta is also running at the same time, there’s a much higher chance the hose will ensnare the betta. However, I will update in a few days if this has not resolved the issue, and the betta is still constantly getting stuck, however, that does not seem to be the case. It seems like all is good now vacuum hose pool, vacuum hose weights that you can buy on Amazon, however, that does seem to be pretty useless, as they’re not heavy enough nor do they properly fit the hose but as you can see in my photo, I did stick four of the 8x weights wedged on the actual floaters - so they may be helping keep the hose below the water however, I’m more inclined to believe that *just* sliding the floaters closer together is all that is needed. It would be nice if there were a slightly more expensive beta version that allowed you to see how much battery charge is in the unit and possibly updated firmware as well as adjust the sensitivity or collision detection. (however that would have to be via an app most likely, and it would most likely have to be more expensive than the $350 I paid for my betta se). Bottom line, if my adjustments to the Polaris hose have stopped the beta from getting stuck on it then I’m super happy with this beta and will recommend it to others, however, if however, it should be noted that initially the unit would constantly get stuck on the hose as in every four hours or so. (Will update this review and my rating in the next week or so.) (Also it’s very cool / neat to see the little unit driving around the pool and getting close to the wall and then reversing and rotating ECT)

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