Introducing Ecofibre – new eco-friendly cleaning


products from Robert Scott. The Ecofibre cloth has all the cleaning power of microfibre and is made from two recycled plastic bottles, while the non-scratch Ecofibre scourer is made using plant fibres, nut shells and recycled polyester.


Welcome to eco-friendly cleaning.


friendly


Eco


Recycled fibres


No chemicals required


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ROBOTIC VACUUM


DRC300


LiDAR Senser and Camera The LiDAT senser maps the two dimentional space of a room and the camera maps the 3D space.


Mobile App Cleaning history, persentage complete, room maps and much more.


Powered by either one or two 18V LXT Li-ion batteries in parallel, Two running modes: Mapping and Free mode, Connectable to a smartphone (with a dedicated app installed) for smart cleaning, Boundary sensing feature using magnet tape and cleaning range setting on App, RF remote controller for wireless controlling of the cleaner, answerback function and more Obstacle detection with six ultrasonic sensors, Equipped with one main brush and two side brushes (detachable without tools), LED job light, Constant speed control, Tool-less brush change, Filter clogging notification, Continuous run time: 240 minutes with 2 (6.0Ah) batteries in parallel on a single full battery charge, Large carry handle, Filter type: HEPA filter. Running Speed 0.3 m/sec, Dust Bag Capacity 3.0 litres, Mapping and Free mode settings, Net weight 9.6 - 10.6 kg.


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