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Martin Sellier 76L (automatic litter box 76 L globe, connected and quiet at 40 dB): our review
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Our full methodology
Scores based on a comparison of verified specifications across our catalogue. No hands-on testing. Comparison of documented models, not an exhaustive market survey. n is the number of models compared for each criterion. No hands-on testing.
| Waste bin capacity | 9.4/10: 13 l, ahead of 88% of the models in the catalogue · n = 17 |
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| Equipment | 7.6/10: 3 of 20 tracked features documented, ahead of 24% of the models in the catalogue · n = 34 |
Martin Sellier 76L puts waste storage ahead of a fully automatic routine
A substantial waste drawer is the 76L's clearest reason to consider it. We welcome the removable bin and weight monitoring as useful parts of the routine. Semi-automatic cleaning means you should still expect manual involvement.
Verdict
Comfortable access decides whether the 76L earns its place
For a household trying to reclaim a little of the evening from litter chores, we like the generous drawer. Waste capacity sits among the best on the site. Storage buys breathing room; it does not retire the scoop.
Our verdict: We recommend it for comfortable climbers whose owners accept silica litter and semi-automatic upkeep. The UBPet C41 for older cats is better suited to an older cat, with a lower entrance step.
One caveat What holds us back is the climb into the enclosure. Avoid it if your cat struggles with raised entrances: that inconvenience belongs to the cat on every visit.
Review by Romain Brunel, founder of Self Cleaning Litter Box Picks
Who it's for
Your cat's routine should shape the choice
- Households already using silica litter
- Larger cats within the manufacturer's weight limits
- Owners wanting generous waste storage
- Homes with an accessible utility room corner
This model suits owners using silica litter who want substantial waste storage and have a settled spot for an enclosed appliance. If household cats share the tray while everyone juggles work, school runs and the evening washing up, extra drawer room could ease the routine. Your cats must fall within the manufacturer's weight limits and be comfortable entering the enclosure.
Less suitable if
Choose differently if you want cleaning that needs no manual intervention, or if your cat strongly prefers an open tray. It also makes little sense for a cramped bathroom where reaching the waste bin would turn a routine chore into a rearrangement of the room.
Dimensions
Where will this litter tray's 55 cm depth fit at home?
| Width | 55 cm |
| Depth | 55 cm |
| Height | 66 cm |
| Entry threshold height | 32,5 cm |
| Opening width | 25 cm |
| Total capacity | 76 L |
| Waste drawer capacity | 13 L |
Specifications
Inside the 76L, a 13 L waste bin sits alongside weight monitoring
| Minimum cat weight | 1,5 kg |
| Maximum cat weight | 12,5 kg |
| Waste bin capacity | 13 L |
| Width | 55 cm |
| Depth | 55 cm |
| Height | 66 cm |
| Entry threshold height | 32,5 cm |
| Opening width | 25 cm |
| Noise level | 40 dB |
| For which animal? | Cat |
| Cleaning | Semi-automatic |
| Tray type | Enclosed |
| Compatible litter | Silica |
| Cat monitoring | Weight monitoring |
| Safety features | Weight sensor |
| Waste management | Removable waste bin |
Pros
Collected waste gets plenty of room in the 76L
- Large waste drawer that may extend gaps between emptying
- Removable waste bin for routine emptying
- Weight monitoring for following recorded weight
- Manufacturer's weight range includes larger cats
Cons
A spacious drawer cannot make every visit easy
- High entrance step may challenge older or stiff cats
- Semi-automatic cleaning still requires manual intervention
- Broad footprint needs accessible floor space
Our scores explained
Waste storage gives this self-cleaning litter box its strongest recommendation
Every model on the site is scored on the same criteria, using the same scale: its position among models with verified data for that specification. Last place earns 6.5, first place 9.6, and the rest are scored in proportion to their rank. Here is how this model's scores are calculated.
Two model counts: the rank and average include product pages on this site scored for the criterion; the calculation compares the model with all catalogue models whose specification is verified, with or without a product page. A score assigned at publication may remain without a verified specification, so the first count can sometimes be higher.
Waste bin capacity: 9.4/10
Martin Sellier 76L scores 9.4/10 on this criterion. Across the 14 product pages on the site with a score for this criterion, the average is 8.1: above average, 1st out of 14.
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| Shared baseline: last place in the ranking | 6.5 |
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| Waste bin capacity: 13 l ; 15 perform worse, 0 perform better, 2 are tied (including this model), among the 17 catalogue models with this specification verified | +2.9 |
| Waste bin capacity score | 9.4/10 |
Calculation: (15 + 2 ÷ 2) ÷ 17 = 94.12% of the ranking; 6.5 + 94.12% × 3.1 = 9.4/10, rounded to one decimal place.
Equipment: 7.6/10
Martin Sellier 76L scores 7.6/10 on this criterion. Across the 30 product pages on the site with a score for this criterion, the average is 8: below average, Rank 16 out of 30.
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| Shared baseline: last place in the ranking | 6.5 |
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| 3 features found out of 20 tracked: 8 perform worse, 17 perform better, 9 are tied (including this model), among the 34 catalogue models with this specification verified | +1.1 |
| Equipment score | 7.6/10 |
Calculation: (8 + 9 ÷ 2) ÷ 34 = 36.76% of the ranking; 6.5 + 36.76% × 3.1 = 7.6/10, rounded to one decimal place.
Recorded features: Cat monitoring (Weight monitoring), Safety features (Weight sensor), Waste management (Removable waste bin).
The retailer does not specify: Odor control system, Backup battery, Maintenance and removable parts, Consumables requiring replacement. These features are not counted.
The retailer does not specify “Unit weight”: this criterion earns no points and is excluded from the overall score.
Detailed analysis
The litter scoop has a knack for becoming urgent just as you settle down for the evening. The Martin Sellier 76L offers a substantial waste drawer, an enclosed tray and weight monitoring, but its semi-automatic cleaning still needs your involvement. The useful question is how well that arrangement fits your cat and your home. There is plenty to appreciate here, provided convenience begins with comfortable access.
The 76L automatic litter box review starts with its 13 L waste drawer
A roomy waste drawer is a useful starting point when the aim is fewer appointments with the litter scoop. With 13 L for collected waste, this enclosed tray has substantial storage that may leave longer gaps between emptying. Its waste capacity is among the best on the site. That matters in a household where cats share the tray and the contents accumulate rather faster than anyone would prefer.
Will you get home from a weekend away without a drawer to empty? That depends on your cats and the litter used, so capacity is breathing room, not a timetable. The removable waste bin gives you a separate container to take out when that job comes round. We like the generous provision here, but cleaning is semi-automatic: manual intervention remains part of ownership. Your cat can retain its supervisory role. Someone still has to do the work.
Give the 76L automatic litter box room for its 55 cm width
At 55 cm wide and 55 cm deep, the appliance needs a dedicated square of floor. In a utility room, that could mean moving the basket currently occupying the corner. In a small bathroom, it could mean admitting that the spot beside the washing machine already has enough going on. Measure before rearranging your home around a hopeful guess.
The 66 cm height matters too: this is an upright enclosed appliance, so check any shelf above its intended position. Leave practical access to the removable waste bin rather than fitting the body into a space so tightly that emptying becomes furniture removal. Floor space and working space are different things. We would favour a position you can reach easily during ordinary chores. A generous drawer loses some appeal if getting it out means shifting the laundry every time, especially when the washing pile has already annexed the room.
A 32,5 cm entrance asks more of an older cat
Here is the practical reservation: the 32,5 cm entrance is a high step that an older or stiff cat may find harder to manage. Does your cat already pause before climbing into its current tray? That hesitation should carry more weight in your decision than the prospect of fewer scooping chores. Access is fundamental.
The manufacturer gives a permitted weight range from 1,5 kg to 12,5 kg, so the design is also intended for larger cats within those limits. The 25 cm opening gives you a concrete entrance width to consider alongside your cat's build; a weight limit alone cannot describe how comfortably a cat will pass through.
The UBPet C41 is better suited to an older cat, with a lower entrance step of 20,3 cm. The UBPet C41 has a lower waste bin capacity of 6,7 L. Choose around the cat's access needs before deciding how much waste storage your household wants.
Silica litter shapes the routine inside the 76L
Silica is the verified compatible litter type for this model. That is a buying decision in itself if your cupboard currently holds something else. Clumping litter compatibility is not confirmed here; if keeping clumping litter matters to you, ask the retailer before ordering. There is little point choosing a convenient appliance around a litter routine you do not want to change.
Keep replenishing silica and emptying the removable bin in your household routine. Semi-automatic cleaning does not remove those jobs, and it should not be read as a promise that the tray manages itself while you are away. A neighbour feeding the cat still needs clear instructions about what requires attention. We would keep those instructions practical: use the compatible litter, look at the waste bin and leave time for upkeep. The appeal is reducing the burden of a familiar chore, not handing responsibility for it to the cat.
Weight readings and cleaning noise belong in everyday expectations
Weight monitoring adds an observation to the cleaning routine if you want to follow your cat's recorded weight. It is not a health tool. A change that concerns you, or a shift in toilet habits, belongs in a conversation with your vet rather than an interpretation of appliance readings. A reading needs context. That applies especially when household cats share the same tray.
The manufacturer names a weight sensor as a safety feature. That is a stated feature, not a guarantee of your cat's safety. The specified noise level is 40 dB during the cleaning cycle: expect a sound to consider when choosing a spot near the room where you watch television after tea. The figure does not tell you exactly how noticeable the cycle will be through your bathroom door. Placement deserves thought before the appliance takes up residence.
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Frequently asked questions
Your questions about this automatic litter box before ordering
Does the 76L clean without any manual involvement?
No. Cleaning is semi-automatic, so manual intervention remains necessary. The removable waste bin still needs emptying and the litter needs replenishing. Choose it with a realistic household routine in mind, including clear instructions for anyone looking after your cat while you are away.
Which cats fall within the 76L's weight limits?
The manufacturer's minimum is 1,5 kg and maximum is 12,5 kg, a range that also includes larger cats. Those limits do not establish comfort inside the enclosure. Consider your cat's build, mobility and willingness to use an enclosed tray before making the choice.
How often will the waste drawer need emptying?
The drawer holds 13 L, giving collected waste substantial room. The interval depends on how many cats use the tray and the litter used. Check how quickly it fills in your household rather than planning an absence around a fixed number of days.
What should I measure before ordering the 76L?
Allow for a body measuring 55 cm wide, 55 cm deep and 66 cm high. Check the floor space and any shelf above it, then leave room to reach and remove the waste bin. A spot that fits the appliance tightly may still make emptying awkward.
Martin Sellier 76L
Pros
- Large waste drawer that may extend gaps between emptying
- Removable waste bin for routine emptying
- Weight monitoring for following recorded weight
- Manufacturer's weight range includes larger cats
Worth knowing first
- High entrance step may challenge older or stiff cats
- Semi-automatic cleaning still requires manual intervention
- Broad footprint needs accessible floor space
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