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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 unit/month
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Specifications
Low price And High quality Smart Robot Vacuum Cleaner
1.Our factory accept trail order and OEM
2. UV vacuum cleaner
Functions:
1. Remote Controller: All you need to do is press the button, and the robot will clean your floor automatically.
2. Compact Shape (Thickness: 8.7cm): Allows cleaning under the beds, tables and other furniture.
3. Auto Charging Base: Seek the auto charging dock station once it is starting to run out of power, and re-charge automatically.
4. UV lamp: To kill the bacteria on the floor. To supply you a clean and healthy environment.
5. Stair avoidance detector and non-marring bumper: Automatically senses to avoid stairs, drop-off or damage the object in front of it.
6. Space Isolator: Creates an invisible wall which can block the cleaner from entering off-limit areas.
7. Wireless remote controller: Conveniently control the robot (within 10 meters).
8. Full Go: Press full go button, the robot will restart cleaning when it is full of charging.
9. Speeds choose: You can choose the speed of the robot moving by controller.
10.Mop Cloth: Sweep and mop the floor at the same time.
SPECIFICATION | |||
Color | Black, white | Running Time | Min. 70 minutes |
Voltage | DC 14.4V | Working Area | 4.8M*4.0Min 20 min. |
Power | 25W | Charging Time | 2.5hours |
Noise Level | Max.65dB | G...W | 4.7KG |
Size | 825px*200px(Dia*H) | N. W | 3.7KG |
Battery | Ni-MH2800mA | Gift box size | 1317.5px*975px*347.5px |
Dust Bin Capacity | 320ml | Carton Size | 54*58.5*1025px(4PCS/CTN) |
product parts
NO.1 Main body.....1pc
NO.2Charging home base.....1pc
NO.3Remote control.....1pc
NO.4Virtual wall(battery not included).....1pc
No.5Adapter.....1pc
No.6Cleaning tool.....1pc
No.7User manual.....1pc
No.8Extra side brushes.....2pc
No.9Extra HEPA filter.....1pc
FAQ
What is your packaging of robot vacuum cleaner?
It's according to client's requests.we can also accept OEM.
- Q: Do you think working a job selling vacuum cleaners would be a sucky job?
- Hi it was but you are 60 years too late as that had all the life sucked out of it well after the bottom fell out of the market with the DYSON.
- Q: how are vacuums and airplanes similar?
- vacuum cleaners, not the vacuum of space, right? Probably the cyclonic nature of the engine that creates the suction.
- Q: I need to purchase a new vacuum cleaner in the $125 - $175 price range. Does a bagless have as much sucking power? Do I have to replace filters on bagless vacs? Thanks
- The dust kicked up in Melville and Anna Bissell's crockery shop and inspired Melville Bissell's invention of the carpet sweeper. Originally developed to preserve Melville's health by sweeping away the dust, the Bissells soon recognized the sweeper's market potential. Women neighbors of the Bissells, working out of their homes in Grand Rapids, Michigan, put together the inner workings and cases of the sweeper.
- Q: How can a vacuum cleaner take out the dust?
- The working principle of the vacuum cleaner is a vacuum cleaner motor rotating speed, sucking the air from the suction port of the dust box has a certain vacuum, dust through the brush, take over, handle, hose, the main Straw into dust filter bag dust collecting box, dust is left in the dust filter bag, filtered air through a filter slice into the motor
- Q: Professional House Cleaners only Please answer question about Commercial Vacuum cleaners?I have a house cleaning business, we clean 2 homes a day and after buying 14 vacuum cleaners in the past 2 years I am done with spending money on vacuums that don't hold up or are 2 heavy or have so many filters to clean that you spend your evenings doing that. Does anyone have any suggestions on what vacuum we should buy? Just like you the house's we clean have an array of flooring, wood, tile, oriental rugs, carpet.Please help with your experience Thanks!!
- My professional cleaner (a 20-year pro) uses whatever vacuum her clients own. If they don't own one, she charges extra for the hassle of hauling the vacuum around.
- Q: I know they're like vacuum cleaners but is there anything they absolutely cannot have, aside from chocolate?
- Grapes, raisins, avocado skin/pit, onion, cooked bones (exceptions are bones in sardines, canned salmon etc), fruit seeds/pits, anything with xylitol, coffee/anything with caffeine, walnuts, macadamia nuts, large amounts of garlic, yeast dough, alcohol.
- Q: I am unfamiliar with vacuum cleaner brands or even if vacuum cleaners work on concrete flooring. Basically I am looking for something that will get all the dust and dirt up without having to mop every other week.
- i was gonna say it would be best to sweep but maybe a kirby would work good if you want to vacuum
- Q: Hi, I'm looking for an answer from someone who subscribes to consumer reports magazine. When was their last article on vacuum cleaners published? I'm looking for a comprehensive review of vacuums, not one article on a specific model. Thanks for the help
- Pop into your local library and see if they have the 2010 Buying Guide that Consumer Reports puts out. That's the last one I remember seeing. However, I will warn you, I was disappointed. They rated Hoover very high and after having two of them and nothing but trouble with no results from Hoover, I went to a Bissell Healthy Home. Now happy as a clam with my vacuum.
- Q: My 2 year old Yorkie Terrier HATES vacuum cleaners. A couple of days ago I was vacuuming and noticed that Tom, my Yorkie, chipped his front tooth. The tooth is chipped almost right down to the gum. It doesn't seem to bother him, but I don't want my dog to be in any kind of pain. Should I take him to the vet? Even if it doesn't seem to bother him? And what will happen if they take the tooth out?
- Thank you for the question. Yes, you should have that tooth checked on. Now, I want to address here your Yorkie and vaccuum's. This behavior needs corrected. I'm going to help you start with that. Get your vacuum out in the middle of the floor. Put your Yorkie on a collar and leash. Take him over (pick him up) if you have to, to the vacuum. Put him down next to it, let him sniff at it etc. If he should shy away from it, put him back near to it, at this point you could even have him sit by it. If he should try to move, gently (gently being the key word here) just nudge his throat area with 2 fingers, and make a tsking noise at the same time. What you are doing here by nudging him is telling him that moving away from the vacuum is unacceptable behavior. The tsk sound inturrupts his train of thought of moving away. Sit him back down near to the vacuum again, this may take a little while, but he'll catch on that this is what you want him to do. After you've accomplished this, keep him near to you again, and turn the vacuum on; the moment he goes to bark or bite at it, do that nudging motion to his throat and the tsk sound. Keep doing this until he stops. The thing to remember her is that you must make this correction to him the moment he does the behavior. You have to be exact in your timing. You are acting as his pack leader. You are telling him this behavior is not acceptable. Also, don't forget to take him on at least a 20 minute walk everyday. That means he walks. This will help him with some of his energy, as all dogs are made up of energy.
- Q: What is the best vacuum to buy when you have dogs. I need something good at picking up dirt and hair. I know a kirby is good but I dont have tht kind of money.
- Dyson, you can get cheaper ones (but still brilliant for around $150 - $200)
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robot vacuum cleaner high class vacuum cleaner luxury robotic cleaner
- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 unit/month
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