Manufacturer
Recall on Aiper Elite Pro Cordless Robot Pool Vacuum Cleaners
Aiper, a popular brand of pool cleaners, announced a recall on their Elite Pro GS100 citing safety concerns from the battery overheating.

Aiper has issued a recall for its Elite Pro GS100 cordless robotic pool vacuum cleaners due to a potential hazard related to the charging process. The recall was officially announced on August 24, 2023, following concerns that when the charging cord is plugged directly into the device without the adapter or directly into the charging port on the machine, the battery can overheat and short circuit. This poses a significant risk of burns and fire hazards, potentially endangering users and their surroundings.
Source: Consumer Product Safety Commission
Aiper Elite Pro GS100 Recall
The product being recalled is the Aiper Elite Pro GS100 cordless robotic pool vacuum cleaner. This robotic pool cleaner is designed to make pool maintenance hassle-free. However, due to the identified issue with the charging process, Aiper has taken the responsible step of recalling the affected units to ensure the safety of its customers.
The Elite Pro unit, weighing 11.2 pounds and measuring approximately 15.9 x 14.2 x 10 inches, features a dark gray exterior with the “Aiper” brand name prominently displayed on the top/front of the device. The model name and number can be found on a label attached to the bottom side of the pool vacuum.
Safety Concerns and Incidents
The recall was initiated due to reports of the recalled pool vacuums overheating, with 17 incidents reported to date. While most incidents resulted in overheating, one report involved a minor burn to a consumer’s fingertip. Fortunately, medical treatment was not required in this instance, and no property damage has been reported. However, the potential risks associated with the overheating battery are too significant to ignore.
Remedy and Replacement
If you own an Aiper Elite Pro GS100 cordless robotic pool vacuum cleaner, it is imperative that you cease using the device immediately to ensure your safety and the safety of those around you. Aiper has taken steps to address the issue by offering a free replacement of Aiper’s Seagull Pro robotic pool cleaner to affected customers. Aiper is also providing a free return label for customers to send their recalled Elite Pro units back to the company. Upon receipt of the recalled product, Aiper commits to shipping the replacement Seagull Pro within seven days. The company is in direct communication with all purchasers to facilitate the recall process and ensure that replacement units are provided promptly.
Product Distribution and Cost
The affected Aiper Elite Pro GS100 cordless robotic pool vacuum cleaners were sold online from January 2023 through May 2023. The products were available through various online retailers, including www.aiper.com, Amazon.com, and other authorized platforms. The price range for the recalled units was between $600 and $800.
Manufacturing and Distribution Details
The Aiper Elite Pro GS100 cordless robotic pool vacuum cleaners were manufactured by Compurobot Technology Company in China. The distribution of these units was handled by Shenzhen Aiper Intelligent Co., Ltd., also based in China.
For further information or assistance regarding the recall process, customers are encouraged to directly contact Aiper through their official channels.
Update from Aiper’s Facebook Page:
“Dear Aiper Customers,
We at Aiper are committed to providing safe and reliable products to our customers. We have recently become aware of a potential for thermal burn or fire risk associated with our Aiper Elite Pro model. Therefore, Aiper is voluntarily recalling all Aiper Elite Pro devices.
As compensation for this inconvenience, we at Aiper will replace your Elite Pro with our flagship Seagull Pro, an upgraded robotic vacuum cleaner model. We are working closely with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission to ensure a comprehensive and timely recall process.
To learn more about this recall and how to replace your Elite Pro, please visit www.aiper.com/elite-pro-recall. You can also contact us at [email protected] with any questions.
Your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities. We apologize for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your cooperation during this recall. Our dedicated customer support team is available to assist you every step of the way.”
Manufacturer
Soake Pools Bolsters National Growth With Four Key Hires

New territory managers, production leadership, and operations support reinforce the plunge pool manufacturer’s white-glove service as demand grows across U.S. markets
Pembroke, N.H. — October 2026 — Soake Pools, the New England manufacturer that pioneered the made-to-order precast concrete plunge pool, has added four team members to support its growth into new regional markets. The hires span sales, production leadership, and operations, positioning the team to scale with rising national demand for its hand-tiled pools, without sacrificing service or quality.
New appointments include:
- Kerry Covington, Pacific Northwest Territory Manager—Based in Oregon, Covington is Soake Pools’ first territory manager to live and work in the Pacific Northwest, offering on-the-ground support. With more than a decade of experience in high-end remodeling and landscape design for luxury residential construction, he will help Pacific Northwest homeowners translate plunge pool concepts into thoughtfully planned additions tailored to their homes and landscapes.
- Brooke Fine, MA South Shore, Cape Cod & Islands Territory Manager—Also based in territory and a Soake Pools customer herself, Fine brings both local knowledge and firsthand experience with the brand to the role. With a personal understanding of how a Soake Pool can enhance wellness, relaxation and outdoor living, she will provide dedicated in-territory support to homeowners across the Massachusetts South Shore, Cape Cod, Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard.
- Eric Bailey, General Manager—At the company’s Pembroke production facility, Bailey will oversee manufacturing with 22 years of precast concrete experience. As a born-and-raised New Hampshire resident with a career built on quality and customer service, Bailey embodies the values Soake Pools has built its reputation on.
- Katherine Fillon, Accounts Receivable—Lifelong New Englander Fillon rounds out the company’s administrative team, supporting a seamless experience between Soake Pools’ customers, partners and collaborators.
The news follows Soake Pools’ recognition as one of Business NH Magazine’s 2026 Best Companies to Work For in New Hampshire, where the company earned the No. 11 spot after a rigorous evaluation that included employer and team surveys, site visits, and employee focus groups. As it grows its team, the locally owned, family-run company stays anchored to the same standards that earned this honor.
About Soake Pools: Co-founded by Karen and Brian Larson in 2014, Soake® Pools disrupted the industry as the first company to offer hand-tiled precast concrete plunge pools for the home. Today, Soake Pools is the leading prefabricated plunge pool manufacturer in North America, designing luxury, space-saving pools for year-round use and enjoyment. At Soake Pool’s New England facility, its plunge pools are made to order in a controlled environment using proprietary concrete and state-of-the-art tile, continually setting the standard with new dimensions, luxury finishes, and innovations in quality control, safety and usability with impressive turnaround timelines. Fully customizable and delivered ready to install, each Soake Pool is equipped for hot dips in the winter and cooling soaks in the summer, with cold plunge and resistance system offerings that support athletic recovery and enhance at-home wellness routines. The monolithic concrete design offers accessibility in size and pricing, while saltwater filtration, low water usage, and variable speed pumps support sustainability, require less maintenance, and lower costs. Delivering backyard luxury retreats with demonstrated ROI in home value, Soake Pools offer countless physical and mental wellness benefits at a fraction of the footprint and expense of a traditional pool.
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CCEI Taps Benoit Masse for Sales

CCEI is pleased to announce Benoit Masse as the company’s new Sales Director for Canada. Masse has over 35 years of experience in the pool industry, including 20 years at Hayward, which has given him the opportunity to develop true expertise in everything from technical service, commercial pool construction, as well as a deep understanding of distribution.
“Benoit brings CCEI in-depth industry knowledge which will be tremendously important as he supports our customers and partners across Canada,” says Martin Grenier, VP of CCEI’s North American operations. Benoit can be reached at [email protected].
www.ccei-pool.com/us/
424-800-2191
Manufacturer
JED Pool Tools Offers New 14-Inch Pro Vacuum Head

JED Pool Tools, US manufacturer and distributor of swimming pool and spa maintenance equipment, offers a new Pro 14” Pool Vacuum with a swivel-plastic handle for cleaning both residential and commercial swimming pools. This vac head is heavy weight and designed to make it easy to clean corners and steps. Made to handle the cleaning of any size swimming pool with durable construction. Easily maneuverable vacuum head has 360-degree swivel connector that ends aggravating hose tangling. Adapted for both 1-1/2” and 1-1/4” hose sizes. Proudly made by JED in Pennsylvania, USA.
www.JEDPoolTools.com
570-344-4137
Old Forge, PA
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