Enjoy a complete daily cleaning experience with a robotic vacuum that combines powerful suction and precise mopping with an automatic cleaning station, making it an ideal choice for pet hair, ceramic floors, and carpets without any effort.
Features of the T5 Pro Gen2 Robotic Vacuum Turbo suction power of 15000Pa to efficiently capture dust and pet hair, functioning as a powerful robotic vacuum on hard floors and carpets. Anti-tangle system with a spiral rubber brush that has a 0% tangle rate, helping to capture hair without clogging or hanging. Two rotating mops at 200 RPM to remove stubborn stains, with a lift on carpets of up to 8mm to reduce dampness while moving. A comprehensive station that automatically empties dust, washes the mop, dries it with hot air, refills water, and charges automatically, providing a complete smart vacuuming and mopping experience. Smart navigation with LiDAR technology to avoid furniture legs, cables, and shoes, with quiet operation under 70 decibels and control via app and voice commands through Alexa and Google.
Specifications of the T5 Pro Gen2 Robotic Vacuum Device type: Robotic vacuum for suction and mopping, suitable for hard floors and carpets. Suction power: 15000Pa. Runtime: Up to 2.5 hours. Cleaning coverage area: Up to 240 m². Mopping system: Two rotating mops at 200 RPM with side extension to reach corners and wall edges. Mop lift from carpets: Up to 8mm. Brush system: Anti-tangle spiral rubber brush to reduce hair wrapping. Navigation: LiDAR for mapping and obstacle avoidance with precision. Self-cleaning station: Automatic dust emptying, automatic mop washing, hot air drying, automatic water refilling, and automatic charging. Station capacities: 4.5-liter clean water tank, 3.5-liter dirty water tank, 3-liter dust bag. Noise: Less than 70 dB. Smart control: Mobile app, and voice command support via Alexa and Google to start cleaning, stop, or return to the station. Design and color: White color with a large station and a round device featuring an upper navigation tower.
