Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with LED Light, Multiple Modes
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- Supply Capability:
- 10000 unit/month
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Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with LED Light, Multiple Modes
Introducing: Keep your floors spotless and clean with this robot vacuum that is now available with all the necessary parts such as brushes and cleaning cloths. Simply press the button to have this robotic maid start her routine of cleaning the floor while you can sit back and relax or get on doing other things as the large battery in this vacuum guarantees a continuous working time of about 30 to 45 minutes depending on the floor’s surface. Don’t worry about letting this vacuum clean your floor by itself as it has been created cleverly with a built-in cliff avoidance sensors so if this hoover gets a bit too close to the stairs or to a high end then it won’t take a dive and crash to the bottom and will actually stop and change direction.
Specifications:
| Product Size | (Diameter)34cm x (Height)8.5cm |
| Charger: | 24V 600mA |
| Battery: | Ni-Mh 14.4v Rechargeable |
| Battery Capacity: | 2000mAH |
| Anti-collision system: | Yes (front 100% anti-collision) |
| All floor cleaning: | Wood/Tile/short carpet/stone/linoleum |
| Cleaning route: | Auto/Spot/Edge/Scheduling |
| Filtration system: | HEPA &Primary filter |
| LED screen: | LED Touch screen |
| Side brush function: | Two side brushes |
| Charging Duration: | 4 Hours |
| Vacuuming Duration: | 90 minutes |
| Spray colour: | IMD surface |
| Color: | White / Black |
| Anti-falling system: | Yes |
| Dust tank Capacity: | 0.5L |
| Noise: | 60dB |
| Auto-vacuum: | Yes |
| Number of sensor: | 12 |
| Obstacle Avoiding: | Yes |
| AUTO recharge system: | Yes |
| Time set-up system: | Yes |
| Spot clean: | Yes |
| Mop function: | Yes |
| UV function: | Yes |
| Virtue wall: | Optional |
| Voice demonstration: | Yes |
| System Alarm | NO |
| Remote control: | Yes |
| Intelligent dust/object recognition: | 1). Special speed down: when product detect objects in front, it will speed down and change direction; |
| (Intelligent speed down/up) | 2). Special speed up: when product detects less particles/dust on the floor, it will move faster. While, when detect dusty area, it will slow down and adjust cleaning speed or automatically turn to spot cleaning for the area. |
| Packing information | |
| Package type: | Gift Box |
| Inner package: | Polyfoam |
| Net/Gross weight: | 3.4kg/5.0kg |
| Gift box dimension: | 510*145*405mm |
| Carton dimension (2pcs/carton) | 530*310*421mm |
What`s in the color box? |
1 XMain unit |
1 X Charging base |
1 X box of spare parts ( side brush *2 + filter* 2 ) |
1 X Remote Control |
1 X SonicWall |
1 X Battery pack |
1 X Charger |
1 X Manual |
1 X Cleaner brush ( on the top of dust bin) |
1 X Rolling brush cleaner ( on the back of charging base ) |
FAQ
1.Is the vacuum cleaner passed strict testing?
Of course yes.
The motor passed 120hours destructive life test
The switch passed 10000times life test(Push on and off)
The nozzle button passed 10000times life test(open and close)
The cigarette plug passed 10000times life test(out and in)
The power cord passed 50000times bending test
- Q: What kind of power inverter can handle a house vacuum cleaner?
- A BIG one. It should be rated to deliver at least 2500 watts continuously. Such an inverter would be very costly, and run even a very large battery down very quickly. A generator rated for 2500 watts or more would be much easier, and probably cheaper, to feed.
- Q: Are these vacuums really as great as people say they are? Are they really the best vacuums? I've always wondered about them, I may do the 30 day trial some day, but I'd like to find out more about them first.
- Orecks are decent vacuums, but you have to understand their not as powerful as other vacuums because they have a small motor which allows them to be so lightweight. But overall a good vacuum.
- Q: Why are cats afraid of vacuum cleaners?
- I think it's the noise, yes, but it's also the fact that the noise is so sudden, from complete silence or whatever's going on in the room previously. If a cat is motionless and all of a sudden, something is pushed towards her and she has less of a comfort zone, that may also scare her. One of my previous cats used to puff up her tail, curl her tongue and hiss at the vacuum until it was about 6 inches away from her. Then she'd run and hide until the noise stopped and the monster was put back in the closet. If the monster stayed out in the open, she would attack it with her paw when it was shut off!
- Q: .......towards vacuum cleaners and hair dryersWhat can I do!?!?I've had her for 2 years and I tried to rehome her a year ago because I moved to a place that didn't allow pets.Well the people brought her back so now I am having to keep her secret from my landlord.But she is aggressive towards vacuum cleaners and hair dryers now!!!She ripped our vacuum cleaner apart. Tore off the hoses and the filters. One day I was hair drying my hair and she came running into the bathroom and howling, she snatched the hair dryer from me and started biting and chomping it.She's never acted this way before, what can I do??She's not aggressive to animals and is very timid around people and other dogs. She's not food aggressive and she's very intelligent.But now we have to replace our vacuum and we have to lock her in the back bedroom when we are vacuuming and she will tear down the door and rip up the carpet trying to get to it. She acts this way even when the vacuum is not turned on so we have to lock it inside a closet.
- You must understand that bully breeds are extremely strong willed in order to tame her you must take the time out to establish who is the most dominant being in the house. Bully breeds have developed a bad reputation over the years with their highly aggressive behaviors which is not there simply because it is in their genetics but because many of them have had owners who did not know the proper way to handle them. Another reason is because she is still in her puppy years which means it is the best time to perhaps take her to a dog trainer. I did this with my bull terrier 4 years ago who was extremely hyper. The trainer helped alot and gave me alot of advice that put an end to his hardheaded behavior.
- Q: How would you rate the Rainbow vacuum cleaner? Please only responed if you have used it or own one. Thank you.
- I tried this vacuum when I was looking a few years ago and thought it did a great job. My only beef was I didn't want to have to clean the water and filter all the time. I have animals and wet dog hair just didn't appeal to me. I ended up with a Filter Queen which I just LOVE and would highly recommend to anyone. It is a lifetime sweeper and sooooo worth the money.
- Q: I have 4 cats and my vacuum recently broke. It wasn't all that good with picking up cat hair anyways. Can you suggest good vacuum cleaners for cat hair under $200? The attachments aren't a big deal to me and probably would be more of a hassle. Looking for something with easy disposable and strong suction. Thanks
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- Q: thee is so much talk about kirby vacuum cleaners ,are they that good?anyway i want to test one and looking for one to purchase onlinewhere can i look?
- We bought a used '94 Kirby in 1996. We paid $400. for it. I like the powerful suction, but it also comes with drawbacks. The following are my opinions about this Kirby: 1. I don't like the cost of replacing the filters (they're about $8. a bag and only have 3 bags in a package. 2. It's not easy to change from vacuum to using the hose. 3. It's kind of heavy and bulky and doesn't maneuver easily. In my opinion, it's not worth it. You can purchase a bagless Dyson for around $500. and they work great. Does the $1800. price include all of the attachments? Do you need all those attachments? Are all the bells whistles worth $1800.?
- Q: Is a Sebo Vacuum approved by the allergy and asthma foundation
- Well upon doing a little search i found this excerpt from Sebo .uk All SEBO vacuum cleaners are of anti-allergy design, indeed a SEBO machine was the first vacuum cleaner to be endorsed by the British Allergy Foundation for its overall anti-allergy design as opposed to just its filtration.
- Q: does anyone own a refurbished Dyson vacuum cleaner? do they work well or break down within months?
- Better off with a Henry.
- Q: We know that black holes do not suck up everything in the universe; you have to cross the event horizon before you get sucked in forever. Does this make black holes comparable with vacuum cleaners? After all, vacuum cleaners do have a finite effective radius themselves
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Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with LED Light, Multiple Modes
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 unit/month
OKorder Service Pledge
Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery
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