Multifunctional Intelligent Robot Vacuum Cleaner

Multifunctional Intelligent Robot Vacuum Cleaner System 1

Multifunctional Intelligent Robot Vacuum Cleaner

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Loading Port:: Guangzhou

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 200 PCS

Supply Capability:: 30000 PCS/month

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Basic Info.

Model NO.:E55

Application:Wet and Dry

Feature:Without Bag

Classification:Robot Vacuum Cleaner

Type:Ultra Fine Air Filter

Purpose of Use:For Home Use

Filtration:Dust Bag Filter

Function:Stick Control

Cyclone Dust Collector:Centrifugal Cyclone

Certification:CE, RoHS, FCC

Input:100-240V

Output:DC 24V

Unit Size:Dia 36*225px

Power:24V

Voltage of Battery:14.8V Li-ion Battery

Battery Capacity:2300mA

Charging Time:3-4 Hours

Noise:Lower Than 60db

Suction Power:5W

Dust Capacity:600ml

Export Markets:Global

Robot vacuum cleaner

Additional Info.

Trademark:OEM

Packing:Giftbox Package

Standard:CE, FCC, RoHS

Origin:Shenzhen, China

HS Code:8508190000

Production Capacity:2000PCS/Day

Product Description

1.Robot Vacuum Cleaner Main Specification:

Model Number: E55
Materials: ABS+PC
Unit size: dia 900px*9 cm
Input Voltage: 100-240V
Output Voltage: 24V DC
Voltage of battery: 14.8V
Unit Average Power: 24W
Suction power: 5 W
Dustbin capacity: 600ml
Battery Capacity: 2300mA
Charge Time: 3-4 hours
Working time: 120 Minutes
Available colors: Black, Red,White,Blue,Gold,Silver
Robot vacuum cleaner
2.Features:

1.Obstacle detection function
2.Falling prevention function
3.With Li-ion battery 2300mA
4.Automatic Charging
5.Suitable for all floor types
6.Wireless remote controller
7.Cyclone Brush
8.Slim design
Robot vacuum cleaner
3.Multi- modes for cleaning
A. Auto cleaning mode: Maximum cleaning coverage
B. Spot cleaning mode: Partial cleaning,
C. Cleaning along the walls or furniture
D. Manually cleaning mode (operate by remote controller)

Multifunctional Intelligent Robot Vacuum Cleaner

Q: I want to know your personal experiences about which vacuum is best (especially for deep cleaning and getting cat hair off furniture), and which are just a waste of money. Only your own experiences, please! I don't really care what your hairdresser's cousin's husband's mother said, lol!I'm planning to buy another new vacuum, and want to get the most bang for my buck, and hopefully one that will last! Thanks a bunch!: Well, I've had a Kirby since 1979 and it's still going strong. I've always had cats and dogs and whatever other critters in the house. They're expensive - I think I paid close to $500 when I bought it with all the attachments - rug shampooer, carpet cleaner, etc - but considering I've had it over 30 years, I've gotten my money's worth. I've only had to replace the belt twice. I think they cost about $6 last time I bought one.

Q: Please recommend a good & cheap vacuum for carpets and rugs.?: The best vacuum I have ever bought is my Oreck. It's light weight and I can carry it anywhere and the suction is great. I bought it used on Craigslist and I see people selling them all the time on that site. Give it a try and if there aren't any for sale put an ad in the Wanted section and state that you'll pay $50.00. Good Luck

Q: I had to try and use one as a stomach pump one night after some horrible seafood but it didn't work and it was unpleasant. Is there some sort of vacuum stomach pump attachment? I don't want to have this issue again. Help!: Vacuum cleaners have suction that is way too powerful to use on internal organs. Didn't you see the 1000 Ways to Die episode where the idiot used a shop vac to perform his own liposuction and disemboweled himself and bled to death? Same principle. Besides, pumping the stomach would not help with food poisoning, which comes from bacteria or toxins in the food. By the time you use a pump, the bacteria or toxin is in the bloodstream and your vacuuming action is futile.

Q: what type of motors do we have in juicers, blenders, grinders vacuum cleaners ?I think they are all contains dc motors but what kind of dc motors they have ?: I know my Philips vacuum cleaner has a 'universal motor'. A universal motor can be operated by both ac or dc but the voltage is different. You can connect a dc to the plug pins to make it spin. But not if it is equipped with variable speed. In many cases, 12V dc is just enough to make it spin but higher voltage makes it spin faster (I have ever made it run in this way). A universal motor is very commonly used on power hand drills or other power tools. Its advantages are light-weight and high torque at low speed. This motor also has its negative sides: it is noisy and has (carbon) brushes. maintenance is therefore needed and its has spark when running. This motor is also called series motor because all of the windings are connected in series. In the contrary, squirrel cage induction motor is more common for other applications, such as fans, water pumps. Its advantages are quiet and maintenance is minimal.

Q: I had a demonstration once and the Kirby vacumm did seem to be sucking the dirt up from not only the rugs but also under the floorboards! I was amazed to say the least. But I'd like to know what the owners of them think. Tell me all about the good and bad sides of this vacuum. Thanks :): I own two of them.one for upstairs one for downstairs.They are very good machines.if something breaks,which is rare,it is easily fixed with replacement parts.Now the reason I own two is because they are so darn heavy.(Metal Parts).I used to but a new Hoover every year or two.I have owned Electrolux and Also Phantom.The negative aspects of Kirby are;They are not Bagless ,the hose has to be attached when you need it by taking the machine apart,They are pretty heavy. But I believe they will last forever.The attachments are endless you can order all kinds of things that can be attached to your Kirby.( I have a set of Kirby hair clippers that I use to cut my Boys hair and they are awesome the hair sucks right into the hose)The only other Vacuum I would be interested in Owning is the Dyson.Primarily because I do miss on board attachments ,Not having to buy bags,and a lighter weight machine.But I have had both of my Kirbys for sometime and I just cant seem to break one.

Q: I am planning to get a now dog. Preferably a small breed, and it will be indoors allot. My house is really big. MY question is , will it be a problem if my house is almost always messy? there is allot of trash lyeing around all over the place, bits of paper,cloths hangers, cloths, other trash, toys. Will this is a big deal. I assume it would, but exactly how clean should I be for the new dog ? What kind of stuff is a absolute must to avoid having lying around in the dog's reach ?: Puppies are like little vacuum cleaners, in their minds everything is edible until proven otherwise. It will be very dangerous to a puppy if there are all kinds of random objects lying around. It's difficult enough to train a puppy not to chew on stuff that's not his, let alone do it when he's surrounded by what looks like Toys 'r Us to him! I'd definitely recommend that you get a crate, so that the pup (and your stuff) is safe when you're not supervising him. Also, clean up at least one room, so that there's nothing lying around that he can swallow. Use a baby stair gate or something similar to block off the doorway, that way he has some more space, but is still safe. If your yard also contains a lot of 'stuff', make sure you protect him by supervising him there too. The website below is specifically for new puppy owners, you will probably find it helpful. Best of luck.

Q: I read some where that vacuum cleaners with a rotating brush can scratch hardwood floor. Is this true?: there is a chance but vacume cleaner brusher are usally soft. i would opt for a swifty from johnson johnson.

Q: i need something cheap too: With allergies, buy any one in your price range as long as it has a hepa filter. They filter finer particles than a regular filtered vac. For a reasonably priced name for a starter vac, check the Dirt Devil brands

Q: I don't know, they just suck.: Hahahahahaha! They sure suck alright.. they blow too... They are dirty inside and they are loud and obnoxious... need I say more?

Q: iRobot Roomba Scheduler Vacuuming Robot; does it pick up dog fur from carpets?: I just bought a house 2 months ago and I saw a couple of houses with above ground pools and quite honestly, they were not a bonus, but a big money pit in my eyes. Unless your pool is in nearly PERFECT condition and the deck is big, useable and clean, then it's probably not helping you. Personally, I'd remove the pool and repair the yard where it was - even turn it into a garden spot or something. Pools in general are huge money pits and an above ground pool is never going to last like an in-ground one, so I think buyers will be turned off. Not to mention, most people who have an above ground pool don't live in a neighborhood that has the value to support the pool's cost or the size of yard to really fit it properly. It ends up looking desperate and crammed into a tiny yard. My vote is to remove it.

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