Built for Public and Commercial Pools
Hotels, gyms, HOAs, swim schools, and municipal pools should select equipment by the manufacturer’s commercial duty rating, pool dimensions, cleaning window, debris load, and retrieval plan. The Dolphin Wave line offers commercial configurations with varying cables, capacities, and controls. see the latest warranty, included equipment, parts availability, and service terms for the exact model. We sort through pool size, debris, coverage, filters, and everyday upkeep so you can spend less time researching and more time swimming.
The Dolphin Wave Lineup
| Model group | Reason to compare | Verify before buying |
|---|---|---|
| Wave 60 / 80 | Smaller commercial-pool configurations | Current length, depth, cable, and duty ratings |
| Wave 90i / 100 | Larger community or competition facilities | Capacity, controls, staffing, and storage requirements |
| Wave 120 | Long-pool commercial applications | Exact dimensional limits and included retrieval equipment |
| M600 | Premium residential or eligible light-duty use with Wi-Fi and a caddy | Whether the warranty and duty rating cover the facility |
Choosing for Light-Commercial Use
A residential flagship such as the Sigma or Premier from our premium lineup should be considered for facility use only when its current duty rating, warranty, dimensions, and operating instructions permit it. Higher bather load, frequent cycles, long pools, or institutional procedures generally strengthen the case for commercial-rated equipment. Talk to our commercial team for a specification-based comparison.
Operations, Limits, and Maintenance
A robot does not replace code-required circulation, filtration, disinfection, testing, recordkeeping, or manual inspection. Build filter cleaning, cable checks, brush and track inspection, safe lifting, storage, and charging or power-supply procedures into staff training. Keep spare wear parts only as recommended for the selected model and log service by cycle or operating interval.
