Mammotion Spino E1: Features
Inside, three brushless motors power the drive system and brush, along with a separate suction motor. This provides a maximum circulation rate of around 22,000 liters per hour. Dirt is collected in a filter basket with a mesh size of 180 micrometers. It reliably traps sand, leaves, and insects. Mammotion does not include an additional fine filter for pollen and suspended particles. The Mova Rover X10 and Aiper Scuba V3, on the other hand, filter significantly finer particles with their 3-µm membranes.
For navigation, the Spino E1 uses 17 sensors and SmartArc path planning. Unlike the Rover X10 and Scuba V3, it requires neither a laser tower or an AI camera. The robot follows arc-shaped paths, detects walls and obstacles, and adjusts its direction after each cycle. It does not create a map of the pool, though.
According to the Mammotion, it’s suitable for pools with a surface area of up to 150 square meters. The maximum operating depth is three meters. The robot can also handle walls and transitions at angles of up to 110 degrees. Suitable surfaces include liner, tiles, concrete, fiberglass, and natural stone.
The Spino E1 offers four cleaning modes plus a turbo mode as a beta option. The floor mode runs for up to 210 minutes, while the wall mode runs for up to 180 minutes. In automatic mode, the robot first cleans the walls first and then switches to floor cleaning when the battery is half full. Eco mode divides the battery charge into three floor cleaning sessions of 50 minutes each.