Product Description:
The Dycon WS15 compact electric floor scrubber is a reliable and user-friendly solution for cleaning small spaces. Featuring a low-profile design, an ergonomic handle, and easy-to-use controls, it simplifies cleaning in tight areas. Ideal for cleaning hard-to-reach spots in settings like restaurants, convenience stores, small supermarkets, and offices, the WS15 is your go-to tool for efficient floor care.
Key Features:
- The WS15's compact size and adjustable handle make it perfect for maneuvering around obstacles and reaching under furniture or equipment.
- With a 14-inch cleaning path and a 15-liter recovery tank, the WS15 boosts cleaning efficiency and productivity.
- The ECO mode helps extend battery life while reducing noise levels for quieter operation.
- Designed for durability with minimal maintenance requirements, the WS15 offers long-lasting performance and simple upkeep.
Technical Parameters
| Model |
Unit |
WS15 |
| Voltage |
Volt |
24V |
| Cleaning Path |
Inch |
14 |
| Traction |
Traction |
backward |
| Number of brushes |
Pcs |
1 |
| Brush rotation speed |
rpm |
180 |
| Brush motor |
V/Watt |
24V/300W |
| Brush pressure |
KG/Lb |
18 |
| Squeegee |
mm/Inch |
450/20 |
| Solution Tank |
L/Gallon |
12/5 |
| Recovery Tank |
L/Gallon |
15/6 |
| Batteries |
V/AH |
12V/32AH*2 |
| Type Batteries |
standard |
Lead-acid batteries |
| Sound Level |
dBA |
70 |
| Run time per charge |
Hour |
1.25 |
| Cleaning Productivity |
m²/H Ft²/H |
800 |
| Machine sizes |
L×W×H mm |
600X450X1200 |
| |
L×W×H Inch |
23.6X17.7X47.2 |
| Gradeability |
% |
* |
FAQ
What preparations are required before using a power floor scrubber?
- Before using a power floor scrubber to clean retail store floors, there are several preparation steps that are necessary. First, remove all carpets and mats from the floor, as most power floor scrubbers are designed for hard floors and not for carpets or mats. Floor scrubbers cannot clean dirt from carpets, and the rotating brushes can easily get tangled in carpets, which may cause damage to the equipment.
- Secondly, large debris such as paper scraps and pebbles on the floor should be removed first, as power floor scrubbers cannot effectively clean these larger debris. It is best to sweep them first and then use the scrubber to clean them.
- At the same time, make sure there are no obstacles in the cleaning path, such as display racks. If possible, it is also recommended to move furniture out of the way so that the entire floor can be thoroughly cleaned. This will avoid leaving dirt around large or difficult-to-clean objects, while improving cleaning efficiency and avoiding unnecessary complicated paths around obstacles.
- Finally, be sure to post safety signs to ensure that employees or customers know that floor cleaning operations are taking place. Since slips and falls are common causes of injuries in the workplace, safety is always a top priority and it is important to operate with caution.
