- What makes the BWT D500 different from other robotic pool cleaners?
- It runs on a rechargeable battery, so there is no cable to tangle or route to the pool. BWT builds it around a dual-stage filter that handles both coarse debris and fine particles, and it pairs with an app for scheduling and cleaning modes.
- Does the BWT D500 clean the waterline and walls, or only the floor?
- It climbs walls and scrubs the waterline in addition to the floor, using its brush and suction together. Coverage depends on the pool shape and surface, so check the mode settings for your pool type.
- How long does the BWT D500 run on a charge?
- BWT rates the battery for a full cleaning cycle of roughly two to three hours, depending on the mode. A full recharge takes several hours, so most owners run it once a day or every other day.
- What warranty does BWT offer on its pool cleaners?
- BWT backs the D500 with a multi-year limited warranty that covers manufacturing defects, with terms varying by country. Keep the purchase receipt, since warranty service is handled through BWT or the authorized seller.
- Where can I get BWT pool cleaner parts and service?
- Filter cartridges, brushes and batteries are sold through BWT's dealer network and pool specialists. For repairs, contact BWT support in your country to find an authorized service point.
- Are there BWT discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what BWT products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.