Keenon KLEENBOT C40 Sweeping, Vacuuming, Scrubbing and Dust Pushing Robot with 5 Year Warranty

Most buildings pay twice for a clean floor: once for the crew that clears the dry debris and again for the machine that scrubs what is left behind. The Keenon KLEENBOT C40 Sweeping, Vacuuming, Scrubbing and Dust Pushing Robot with 5 Year Warranty folds those jobs into one autonomous machine that sweeps, vacuums, washes and pushes dust in a single run, then looks after its own water and its own charging.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Keenon and the KLEENBOT line

Keenon builds commercial service robots, and its address is Building 56, No.1000 Jinhai Road, Pudong District, Shanghai, China. Its catalog covers delivery and hospitality robots as well as floor care, and the KLEENBOT range is the cleaning side of that family. Hotels, restaurants, malls and warehouses already use robots that carry plates and parcels on their own, and cleaning is a natural next job for the same kind of navigation.

Within the range, the C40 sits as a mid-size machine, and it belongs to the wider Cleaning Robots category, where neighboring models can be compared.

Four functions, one platform

The C40 is a four-in-one machine: sweeping, vacuuming, washing and pushing. The brush system uses double rollers to pre-sweep and a single roller to wash. A dust bag holds 8L, which is 4-8 days of dust, and suction reaches 23500pa and is adjustable. That means one pass can lift loose litter, draw in fine dust and leave a washed surface, rather than needing a second machine on a second trip.

Navigation relies on ten detection components: LiDAR, Dual StereoVision, four high-precision line lasers and three ultrasonic modules. They are there so the robot can work among people and around irregular obstacles in a busy building.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the noise level, the IP rating, the maximum slope, the Wi-Fi connectivity details or the contents of the box; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the C40 different from running a separate sweeper and scrubber?

The first difference is the number of passes. A conventional routine sweeps first and scrubs second, so every aisle is covered twice and the dry work has to be finished before the wet work can start. The C40 pre-sweeps with two rollers and washes with a third in the same movement, so the floor is dealt with once. Cleaning efficiency reaches up to 1,100 m²/h.

The second difference is the range of surfaces. The C40 suits short-pile carpets as well as marble, wood, tiles, vinyl, epoxy, granite and artificial stone. A building that mixes a carpeted lobby with a tiled corridor does not need to be split between machines for that reason alone.

The third is the working width against the footprint. The robot sweeps a 560 mm path with its dual side brushes and vacuums and scrubs a 400 mm path, yet its minimum passable width is 650 mm. It is built to fit into the same aisles people and trolleys use.

How does the C40 manage water, power and supervision on its own?

Water is the usual reason a cleaning machine needs a person standing next to it. The C40 carries a 16 L clean water tank and an 11 L waste water tank, and it handles automated fresh water supply and waste water drainage, which removes manual labor from that step.

Power follows the same idea. The 25.6V, 50Ah battery gives up to 12 hours of floor sweeping or up to 5 hours of floor scrubbing, and the robot charges itself when its task is finished. A full charge takes 2 hours. Where the schedule is tight, the 5-second battery swap lets a second battery take over while the first one charges.

Supervision happens from a screen. The 11.6 in touchscreen is on the machine itself, and 24/7 digital management is available via App or Web, so a facilities manager can follow the work without walking the floor.

Who is the Keenon KLEENBOT C40 for?

Facilities managers in hotels, shopping centers, airports and office buildings will recognize the problem it solves: large mixed floors, limited staff hours and visitors in the way. The sensor suite and the 650 mm minimum passable width suit this kind of occupied space.

Warehouse and logistics operators with smooth concrete or epoxy floors can use the sweeping runtime of up to 12 hours to keep dust down between shifts. Cleaning contractors may value the quick battery replacement, because it keeps one machine working through a long contract window.

If your space is small and tight, the KLEENBOT C20 is worth comparing. If you need to compare with neighboring models in the range, see the KLEENBOT C30 and the KLEENBOT C55. The C40 is the one to look at when one machine has to handle both dry and wet work.

What is the Keenon KLEENBOT C40 used for?

1. Daily sweeping of lobbies and corridors. The dual side brushes and a 560 mm sweeping width gather litter along edges and walls.
2. Scrubbing tiled and stone floors. A single washing roller works marble, tiles, granite, vinyl and epoxy over a 400 mm path.
3. Vacuuming short-pile carpet. Suction up to 23500pa, adjustable, lifts dust from short-pile carpets.
4. Overnight or off-hours cleaning. App or Web management lets the work be scheduled and watched at any hour.
5. Cleaning among visitors and staff. Ten detection components help the robot work around crowds and irregular obstacles.
6. Continuous operation with quick recharging. Self-charging after each task and a 5-second battery swap keep the machine available for the next job.

Pricing and Availability

Each project differs in floor area, surfaces and site layout, so we quote the C40 against your requirements rather than print a figure. Request a quotation and tell us about the building. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The Keenon KLEENBOT C40 is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What functions does the C40 combine?

It combines sweeping, vacuuming, washing and pushing in one robot. Double rollers pre-sweep and a single roller washes.

How long can it run on one charge?

It runs up to 12 hours on floor sweeping and up to 5 hours on floor scrubbing. The battery is DC 25.6V, 50Ah.

How quickly can it be recharged or restarted?

Charging takes 2 hours, and the battery can be swapped in 5 seconds. The robot also returns to charge itself when a task is done.

Which floors can it clean?

It is suitable for short-pile carpets, marble, wood, tiles, vinyl, epoxy, granite and artificial stone.

Can it fit through narrow passages?

Its minimum passable width is 650 mm (25.59 in). The machine measures 578 × 500 × 690 mm without the squeegee and 616 × 550 × 690 mm with it.

Is the noise level or IP rating available?

Both are confirmed with the quotation, so please ask when you request it.

Where can I buy the Keenon KLEENBOT C40 and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page by requesting a quotation. The cost depends on your project, so we do not print a price here.

Summary

The C40 is a way to stop paying twice for one clean floor. It sweeps, vacuums, washes and pushes dust in a single pass, handles its own water and charging, and reports to an App or Web console. For buyers who want one machine for dry and wet work across mixed surfaces, this page is the starting point.