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Hutt C65
EUR200,95

Hutt C65


Question about Hutt C65

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1 year ago

can the Hutt c65 clean a 9 m2 window in 20 minutes?

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1 month ago • purchased this product

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The question is a bit older, but was answered incorrectly by the AI, so I'll try to correct it.

The battery is only intended as a backup in the event of a power failure.
The actual cleaning only runs via a cable and therefore indefinitely.
Incidentally, the cable is about 5 metres long and therefore sufficient to always be within reach of a power socket, at least in my flat.
However, I need an extension cable for the patio windows outside.

Incidentally, the 20 minutes are likely to be short for a 9 square metre window as the bot is quite slow. However, as you don't have to supervise it all the time, I don't mind if it takes a little longer. You have enough time to do something else on the side.
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Galaxus

1 year ago

The Hutt C65 window cleaning robot has a battery life of around 20 minutes. Whether it can clean a 9 m² window in this time depends on the cleaning performance and the cleaning mode.

The robot has an 80 ml water tank and sprays about 1 ml of water every 5 seconds, which supports efficient cleaning. It operates with a suction power of up to 3800 Pa and automatically adjusts the suction power to the degree of soiling. Cleaning takes place in an intelligent Z-shaped path that ensures systematic surface cleaning.

As the exact cleaning time per square metre is not explicitly stated, it is not possible to say with absolute certainty whether the 20 minutes run time is sufficient for 9 m². However, the robot is designed for domestic use and window areas of this size, so cleaning 9 m² in 20 minutes seems possible in principle, especially if the window is not very dirty.

To summarise: The Hutt C65 can probably clean a 9 m² window in 20 minutes, provided the soiling is not extremely heavy and the cleaning mode is utilised optimally.
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