The cheapest way into a robot that actually scrubs.
Under R10 000, cordless, and it does not touch your pump, weir or suction line. For a pool up to 7 m this is the entry point — not a suction cleaner with a robot badge on it.
Nationwide delivery, or free collection in Benoni. Payflex available — four interest-free instalments.
The Niya Eclipse 35 is a cordless robotic pool cleaner for South African residential pools up to 7 metres. It cleans floors, walls and the waterline using sonar-powered navigation and front and rear active brushes, offers four cleaning modes, and runs independently of the pool pump, weir and suction line.
Sonar-powered navigation scans the pool and plans a path, with front and rear active brushes scrubbing as it goes. Charge it, drop it in, pick a mode.
It does not touch your pump
No weir connection, no suction line, no hose across the pool. That matters more than it sounds: a suction cleaner steals flow from your filtration and stops working the moment the pump does. This one runs on its own battery, on its own schedule.
Store listing: does not connect to the pool pump, weir, suction line or hoses
Sonar, not bump-and-turn
It scans the pool and guides its own path rather than feeling its way along and hoping. At this price that is the feature people do not expect to get.
Store listing: sonar powered navigation to scan the pool and guide its cleaning path
Front and rear, both driven
Two active brushes scrubbing through the cycle across floors, walls and the waterline. Suction alone lifts loose debris; brushes are what take off what has started to stick.
Store listing: front and rear active brushes scrub pool surfaces during the cleaning cycle
Charge it, drop it in
The whole routine is charge, place, choose a mode. There is nothing to prime, nothing to connect and nothing to adjust at the pump house.
Store listing: charge the unit, place it into the pool, select the cleaning modeThe specification, as Maytronics publishes it
- Power
- Mains cable
- SKU
- NIYA35
Questions people ask about the Niya Eclipse 35
Is the Niya Eclipse 35 a Dolphin?
No. Niya is its own brand. Our WooCommerce catalogue files it under a Maytronics branch for historical reasons, but the machine is a Niya, not a Dolphin.
Does the Niya Eclipse 35 connect to my pool pump?
No. It does not use the weir, the suction line or a hose. It runs on its own battery, independently of your filtration.
What size pool does it suit?
Up to 7 metres. Above that the cycle will not cover the pool properly and you want a larger machine.
What is the Niya Eclipse 35?
The Niya Eclipse 35 is a cordless robotic pool cleaner for residential pools up to 7m. It cleans the floor, walls and waterline.
Is the Niya Eclipse 35 a cordless pool cleaner?
Yes. It is cordless and does not use a power cable in the water during the cleaning cycle.
Does the Niya Eclipse 35 connect to the pool pump?
No. It works independently from the pool pump and filtration system.
Is it a suction pool cleaner?
No. It is a robotic pool cleaner, not a suction cleaner.
What pool size is it suitable for?
It is suitable for pools up to 7m.
Does it clean pool floors?
Yes. Floor cleaning is included.
Does it clean pool walls?
Yes. Wall cleaning is included.
Does it clean the waterline?
Yes. Waterline cleaning is included.
Does it clean steps and sun ledges?
The supplied core specification lists floor, walls and waterline cleaning. Do not list it as a step or sun ledge cleaner unless your supplier confirms that for this exact unit.
What navigation does it use?
It uses sonar powered navigation to scan the pool and guide the cleaning path.
What cleaning modes does it have?
The four cleaning modes are Eco, Standard, Floor Only and Wall Only.
Not sure this is the right machine?
Tell the selector how long your pool is and what it is lined with, and it will name the model that suits it — including when that is a cheaper one than this.