Electrolux 700 ER71HW1UG
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Electrolux 700 ER71HW1UG
The Electrolux 700 ER71HW1UG robot vacuum will be your helper, guaranteeing that you keep your floors clean easily. It can run for 175 min when the battery is full, thanks to its Li-Ion batteries. What's more, it autonomously decides when it needs to recharge, and it returns back home to its charging dock on its own. The time it takes to charge is 6 h. This model is perfect for all types of floorings.
Electrolux 700 ER71HW1UG Vacuum Robot Key Features
- Mopping function
- Suitable for all types of floorings
- Robot vacuum cleaner will save you much time
- Full battery lasts for: 175 min
- Charging time: 6 h
- Detects low charge and automatically docks to charging port
- Can handle obstacles that have a height of 2cm
- Maximum noise level is: 72 dB
- Weighs 3,3 kg
Electrolux 700 ER71HW1UG Vacuuming Robot With Mop
One advantage is that, besides automatic vacuuming, it has a mopping function, which makes cleaning even easier. If your flooring has thresholds, rest assured that the robot is able to handle obstacles at heights of 2 cm. What's more is that the Electrolux 700 ER71HW1UG is equipped with sensors that will keep it from falling off edges, and it also has sensors against collisions. The remote controls are mostly just for fun, but you can use them if you want to bring the device to yet another mess you made.
Other Accessories and Functions of this Robotic Vacuum Cleaner by ELECTROLUX
This robotic vacuum from ELECTROLUX also has a water container for mopping and wiping. You'll be able to choose which rooms or areas the robot will clean.
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Electrolux s.r.o., Vyskočilova 1561/4a, 140 00 Praha 4, Česká Republika, +420 261 302 261
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