Fairland specializes in intelligent swimming pool equipment, pioneering Full-inverter technology for energy-efficient heat pumps, pool pumps, and robotic cleaners.
Fairland is a leading manufacturer of advanced swimming pool heat pumps and maintenance equipment, known for establishing the Full-inverter standard in the pool industry. The company focuses on developing energy-saving, silent, and intelligent solutions for outdoor living. Fairland’s product portfolio includes the TurboSilence inverter heat pumps, InverX series robotic pool cleaners, and inverter pool pumps, all designed to optimize performance while significantly reducing operating costs and noise levels.
With a commitment to "iGarden" innovation, Fairland integrates smart technology into pool management, allowing users to control heating, filtration, and cleaning through automated systems and mobile apps. Their equipment is engineered for durability and efficiency, supporting a sustainable and comfortable swimming experience for residential and commercial pool owners worldwide.
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On most Fairland inverter heat pumps, press the designated mode button (often looking like a speed or fan icon) to toggle between Smart mode (standard efficiency) and Silence mode (quieter operation). Check the display icons to confirm the selection.
The pump enters self-priming mode automatically upon startup, counting down from a set time (e.g., 1500s). You can exit self-priming manually by pressing and holding the specified button (often the Backwash or Unlock button) for 3 seconds, provided the pump is full of water.
For optimal battery health, fully charge the robot before first use and at least every 3 months during long-term storage. If stored, ensure the magnetic protective cap is inserted to prevent battery drain.
A water flow error typically indicates sufficient water is not passing through the heater. Check that your pool filtration pump is running, the bypass valves are open correctly, and the strainer baskets are clean of debris.