Turbo charged
The Duplex 380B Turbo has been developed from the remarkably successful Duplex range of floor cleaning machines. While the Duplex steam machines are unique in the market, the 380B is also unique in its own right: there is nothing else on the market that is battery operated, sweeps and scrubs all hard floors, dries with two different systems and cleans and dries carpets.
The 380B not only benefits from the mechanical pick up utilised by the existing Duplex machines, it also incorporates an eco-friendly vacuum system that operates just like a conventional scrubber dryer.
On hard floors, the combination of twin brush mechanical pick- up, vacuum and twin squeegees ensures that surfaces are left perfectly dry. Cylindrical brushes have always had a much better cleaning action on slip-resistant flooring and carpets as the fine bristles scrub down into the crevices of the hard floor, and on carpets the squeegee can be easily lifted and the vacuum turned off while the bristles brush down to the bottom of the pile and gently remove dust and dirt.
Another important feature of the Duplex 380B are the variations available on the vacuum and water feed, which both have two working settings. The vacuum can be reduced in power when cleaning a very smooth floor and when cleaning a rougher surface, the vacuum can be used at full power to extract the maximum amount of water from the coarser surface. The water can also be used on two settings depending on the condition of the floor to be cleaned.
The machine has a quick release battery with a separate charger, meaning that a second or even third battery and charger can be supplied for continuous cleaning. All in all, these features make the 380B one of the most versatile battery floor cleaning machines on the market.
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