The Solar Breeze NX Automatic Pool Skimmers are Powered by Solar Energy
Michael Hemsworth — June 20, 2017 — Eco
Maintaining a clean pool requires lots of work or an attendant in order to keep it looking as good as possible, but the Solar Breeze NX Automatic Pool Skimmers aim to do away with the need for either scenario. Intended to be placed in the pool and operate on an automated functionality, the skimmer works to suck up all the various dirt, debris, pollen and much more that can land on the surface of the water. The robot also works to remove sunscreen oils from the surface of the water to help eliminate some of the cleaning that's needed to be done by the filtering system.
The Solar Breeze NX Automatic Pool Skimmers are solar powered and will work automatically by simply drawing power from the incorporated solar panels.
The Solar Breeze NX Automatic Pool Skimmers are solar powered and will work automatically by simply drawing power from the incorporated solar panels.
Trend Themes
1. Automated Pool Cleaning - With the rise of eco-pool cleaning robots like the Solar Breeze NX Skimmer, businesses can innovate on basic pool cleaning systems with robotic automation
2. Solar-powered Cleaning Tech - While the Solar Breeze NX is solar-powered, other industries such as dock cleaning and ocean waste collection can become more efficient with solar energy and automation.
3. Greener Cleaning Solutions - The eco-friendly approach taken by Solar Breeze NX to reduce electricity consumption and eliminate the use of harsh chemicals paves way towards more sustainable cleaning practices in industries like housekeeping as well.
Industry Implications
1. Pool Cleaning - The pool cleaning industry can adopt solar energy and automation, which is not only eco-friendly but also efficient and cost-effective.
2. Dock Cleaning - Automated dock cleaning systems can enhance productivity and provide greener solutions to pollution caused by oil spills and other debris.
3. Ocean Waste Collection - In addition to oil spills, automated ocean waste collection technology powered by solar energy can be developed to curb water pollution.
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