The Ultra-Fine Dual Filter Basket is designed to help collect fine dust, fine sand, silt, pollen, algae particles, and other ultra-fine debris that may pass through a standard filter basket. It is particularly useful when larger debris has already been removed and fine particles remain on the pool floor.

Not necessarily. A 3 μm filtration rating indicates the particle size the filter is designed to capture, but it does not guarantee that 100% of all particles measuring 3 μm or larger will be captured. Actual particle retention should be evaluated through testing under defined conditions. The product's 3 μm specification should not be interpreted as a guaranteed particle capture percentage.

This Ultra Fine Dual Filter Basket is designed specifically for the Beatbot Sora 70 and is not interchangeable with filter baskets for other models.

If you own a Sora 30, choose the dedicated Ultra-Fine Dual Filter Basket for Sora 30.

Always check model compatibility before purchasing.

For pools containing leaves, insects, and other larger debris, start with the standard filter basket to remove the heavier debris. Once the initial cleaning is complete, switch to the Ultra-Fine Dual Filter Basket to collect the finer particles remaining on the pool floor.

Using the ultra-fine filter when the pool still contains a large amount of debris may cause it to clog more quickly and affect normal cleaning performance.

A clogged ultra-fine filter basket can restrict water flow and cause the robot to tilt upward during cleaning. To help prevent this issue:

1. Use the standard filter basket first to remove larger debris from the pool.
2. Switch to the Ultra-Fine Dual Filter Basket only when fine debris remains on the pool floor.
3. Select Floor Mode when using the ultra-fine filter.
4. Before use, briefly submerge the filter basket and gently shake it for about 10 seconds to release trapped air.

If the robot continues to tilt after following these steps, contact Beatbot Support for further assistance.

The recommended lifespan of the inner non-woven filter is approximately 40 cleaning cycles, or 150 hours of cleaning operation. Replace the filter when it reaches this recommended limit, or sooner if you notice any of the following signs:

The non-woven material remains noticeably gray or hardened after washing.

The robot's overall debris pickup performance noticeably decreases.

Regularly rinsing and inspecting the filter helps maintain its filtration performance.

If your robot does not recognize the Ultra-Fine Filter Basket, first check for the latest firmware update through the Beatbot App and install it before using the filter.

If the robot still does not recognize the filter basket after the update, contact Beatbot Support for further assistance.