Mopping


LeoMop uses up to 80 times less water than traditional cleaning machines, using only 600ml per hour. The intelligent system only releases water when required, saving water and leaving floors exceptionally dry. LeoMop is also stunningly quiet; at only 55db, the near-silent running means it can be operated at any time of the day during business hours without disturbance. Probably one of the most impressive features is its runtime – it can perform 10 hours of continuous cleaning on a single two-hour charge.


Scrubbing


As with the LeoMop, LeoScrub uses 80 times less water than other scrubbing machines. The brushes have a multi- bristle system, making them suitable for all floor types and are designed to collect stray liquid, leaving floors drier than other machines. The LeoScrub delivers a huge 50kg of downward pressure, making surfaces incredibly clean without the need for chemicals.


Vacuuming


Interestingly, the LeoVac does not have a traditional vacuum motor. Instead, the revolutionary vacuum utilises a dual brush system. This system not only keeps noise levels below 55db, but the hardy brushes extract dirt from deep within the surface for a more effective clean. As LeoVac can pull more dirt out and has a HEPA filter option, it improves the air quality and maintains healthier spaces.


All the LionsBot machines are controlled via an app with detailed analytical capabilities, giving you a complete breakdown of every point of a LeoBot's activities. You have full control over movement, brush speed, pressure, water usage, squeegee and more. The app also allows live monitoring so you can see where your fleet is at all times. Other benefits include remote servicing, user management profiles, and live notifications.


What's new


Launched in the UK in 2021 at The Cleaning Show in London, the Rex is on another level. The Rex is a fully


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autonomous scrubber dryer with the ability to clean 4032m per hour – to put that in perspective, that's the equivalent of one football field per hour, and it can clean eight football fields in one charge. The Rex is ideal for warehouses, event centres, stadiums and other large spaces, but despite its size it is incredibly agile, with a 3m turning circle.


Rex also has a massive 140L water tank, and the two 16- inch brushes give 80kg of scrubbing pressure. The built-in defoaming system provides greater control over chemical- to-water ratio for long-term savings.


From a safety aspect, Rex is fitted with a Lidar, allowing it to see up to 200m in any direction. The sonars and depth camera network give complete vision for enhanced safety and cleaning efficiency.


Rex is also auto docking, allowing it to charge, empty waste water, and refill the water tank for the ultimate convenience.


As with the LeoBots, the Rex is managed through an app, which means complete analytics, servicing and control wherever you are and whenever you need.


Ready for the future


There is an excellent choice of robotics out there. The benefits of utilising robotics are clear: rather than replace human operatives, they enable a staff member to be in charge of a fleet of machines, maximising their productivity whilst improving cleaning standards.


Easing a human-intensive workforce with effective technologies, whilst supporting operatives to work more efficiently and concentrate on other essential areas of cleaning, is the key takeaway message. With these very advanced options on the market, improving cleaning standards, increasing staff wellbeing, and easing staff shortages is easier than ever.


If you would like to know more about how robotic cleaning can benefit your facility, please get in touch with us on 0114 269 8686, or email us HERE.


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