The Aiper Scuba S1 takes the Aiper Scuba S1 debris basket (180 micron) (part AI99912933001) as its filter; replace it every 3 months; Australian sellers list it from A$53.90 as of 31 October 2026. Fitment confirmed against the manufacturer's compatibility list.
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Aiper Scuba S1
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Takes the AI99912933001 filter
Scuba S1 debris basket (180 micron) · replace every 3 months · check the code printed on your old filter before ordering.
Comes with a 180 micron debris basket and a 3 micron MicroMesh ultra-fine filter, Aiper says.
Your pool cleaner
Pool cleaner
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Takes the AI99912933001
Filter · every 3 months · check the code on your old filter.
Comes with a 180 micron debris basket and a 3 micron MicroMesh ultra-fine filter, Aiper says.
Other Aiper pool cleaners and their filters
The AI99912933001 fits the Scuba S1 only. These Aiper models take a different filter:
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How to change the filter in your Aiper Scuba S1
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No clear video for this part yet. The steps cover it.
- 1Take the cordless robot out of the pool and switch it off.
- 2Open the robot and lift out the debris basket.
- 3Snap the new filter or basket into place; Aiper says no tools are needed.
- 4Put the basket back and close the robot before the next clean.
Every number this part goes by
- Retail name:
- AI99912933001
Sellers list any of these; they are the same part.
About your Aiper Scuba S1
Aiper pool cleaner — Scuba. Its filter is the Scuba S1 debris basket (180 micron), part AI99912933001, changed every 3 months.
Other filters the maker lists for this pool cleaner: Aiper Scuba S1 filter set (3 micron MicroMesh) (every 6 months). 3 micron MicroMesh filter set: for silt, fine sand and dust (Aiper says to replace it after 6 months).
Where the model number is: On a robot the model is on the label on the cleaner's body, often underneath, or on its power supply; unplug the power supply and lift the robot out of the pool before you turn it over. On a Polaris pressure cleaner it is on the body and the box.
Fits this Aiper model
Aiper1 model
Comes with a 180 micron debris basket and a 3 micron MicroMesh ultra-fine filter, Aiper says.
Common questions
- Which filter fits the Aiper Scuba S1?
- The Aiper Scuba S1 takes the Aiper Scuba S1 debris basket (180 micron) (part AI99912933001). Comes with a 180 micron debris basket and a 3 micron MicroMesh ultra-fine filter, Aiper says.
- How often should I replace the filter in my Aiper Scuba S1?
- Every 3 months. It works less well as the filter fills up, so it's worth doing on time.
- Where can I buy the AI99912933001 in Australia?
- We track 1 Australian seller for the AI99912933001; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$53.90 at Aiper Australia. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
- How do I fit the AI99912933001 in an Aiper Scuba S1?
- No tools, a few minutes: 4 steps, listed on this page with the replacement video where the maker has one.
- What happens if I don't change it?
- A clogged filter slows the cleaner and it picks up less; a torn one lets fine dirt pass straight back into the water.
- Is there anything to reset afterwards?
- No reset needed.
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