The Beatbot Sora 70 takes the Beatbot ultra-fine filter basket for Sora 70 (FBDMA011-G) as its filter; Australian sellers list it from A$99.99 as of 31 October 2026. Fitment confirmed against the manufacturer's compatibility list.
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Beatbot Sora 70
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Takes the FBDMA011-G filter
ultra-fine filter basket for Sora 70 (FBDMA011-G) · check the code printed on your old filter before ordering.
Optional ultra-fine basket for fine dust and algae. The robot comes with a standard basket, which Beatbot does not sell on its own; Beatbot says to start with the standard basket and switch once large debris is gone.
Your pool cleaner
Pool cleaner
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Takes the FBDMA011-G
Filter · check the code on your old filter.
Optional ultra-fine basket for fine dust and algae. The robot comes with a standard basket, which Beatbot does not sell on its own; Beatbot says to start with the standard basket and switch once large debris is gone.
Other Beatbot pool cleaners and their filters
The FBDMA011-G fits the Sora 70 only. These Beatbot models take a different filter:
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How long it lasts
Replace it after about 40 cleaning cycles (150 hours), or sooner if the fabric stays grey or hard after washing or suction drops, Beatbot says.
After replacing: No reset needed.
How to change the filter in your Beatbot Sora 70
Watch the guide or follow the steps.
No clear video for this part yet. The steps cover it.
- 1Take the robot out of the pool and switch it off.
- 2Lift out the standard basket by its handle.
- 3Fold up the handle of the ultra-fine basket and drop it in where the standard basket was.
- 4Close the robot. Beatbot says to use the standard basket first to clear large debris, then switch to the ultra-fine basket.
Every number this part goes by
- Retail name:
- FBDMA011
- Retail name:
- FBDMA011-G
Sellers list any of these; they are the same part.
About your Beatbot Sora 70
Beatbot pool cleaner — Sora. Its filter is the ultra-fine filter basket for Sora 70 (FBDMA011-G), part FBDMA011-G.
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 Beatbot model
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Optional ultra-fine basket for fine dust and algae. The robot comes with a standard basket, which Beatbot does not sell on its own; Beatbot says to start with the standard basket and switch once large debris is gone.
Common questions
- Which filter fits the Beatbot Sora 70?
- The Beatbot Sora 70 takes the Beatbot ultra-fine filter basket for Sora 70 (FBDMA011-G). Optional ultra-fine basket for fine dust and algae. The robot comes with a standard basket, which Beatbot does not sell on its own; Beatbot says to start with the standard basket and switch once large debris is gone.
- Where can I buy the FBDMA011-G in Australia?
- We track 1 Australian seller for the FBDMA011-G; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$99.99 at Beatbot Australia. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
- How do I fit the FBDMA011-G in a Beatbot Sora 70?
- 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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