Taurus14.8V Homeland Robot Vacuum Cleaner (Model: 948893)
R3,249
About
Elegance in the form of the Homeland robot vacuum cleaner. Elegance reaching every corner of your home to vacuum, mop and scrub in the most effective, elegant way possible. ElegantMove technology offers effective navigation thanks to proximity, anti-shock, anti-drop sensors.
Product Features
- Elegant design with premium quality black and gold finishes
- Sweeps, vacuums, mops and scrubs
- ElegantMove. Efficient, random navigation thanks to proximity, anti-shock, anti-drop sensors
- Mounts carpets up to 1.8 cm
- Powerful 1800 PA motor
- 6 Cleaning Modes: auto, random, edge, spiral, manual and back-home
- Water Tank. Mops without having to refill the water tank Returns home when the water finishes. Capacity: 300 ml water, 250 ml solids: allowing it to scrub more than 150 m2
- Capacity: 300 ml of water and 250 ml of solid that allow scrubbing up to 150 m2
- Remote control + app (tuya) real time construction map
- Lithium batteries for 90 minutes continuous use|Slim design. 7.6 cm high for cleaning under furniture
- Week Program. Program the cleaning cycle for the whole week
- All Floors. Cleans all types of floor: tiles, carpets, marble, parquet, even patios
- Auto Charge. Always ready to clean Only returns to its charging base when it finishes its work
- Remote Control. Remote control to control all of the robot vacuum cleaner’s functions
- Central motorised brush + 2 side brushes Removable and washable
- Detachable, machine washable mop
- 2 tanks: 1 for vacuuming (450 ml capacity) and another for vacuuming/mopping
- Includes cleaning brush
- Advance 3-stage filtration HEPA filter, sponge and anti-bacterial filter
- This product comes with a 1 year retail + 1 year extended warranty
- Model number: 948893
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