Roborock S7/S7 MaxV Auto Empty Dock Station
- Automatically empties the robot dustbin after clean-up.
- Filters and dustbin are removable and washable for better hygiene.
- Intelligent Dust Collection algorithm adjusts emptying based on use, making emptying as undisruptive as possible.
- Automatic dustbin detection prevents accidental emptying if the robot docks when no dustbin is attached.
- Brushes built onto the base of the dock clean the charging electrodes on the robot every time it docks.
Product Description
The Roborock Auto-Empty Dock is all about convenience and making your life easier, compatible with the Roborock S7 Robot Vacuum Cleaner. This next-generation Roborock Auto-Empty Dock is both a charging base and a whole new way to maximise robot vacuum convenience and efficiency.
The built-in filtration system captures up to 99.99% of particles to prevent dust leakage. Manually emptying the vacuum can get messy, so the dock’s self-sealing antibacterial dust bag is a must-have for allergy sufferers and anyone who wants the cleanest home and air possible. The design is incredibly intelligent, using algorithms to calculate the optimal time and amount to empty from your vacuum.
Control the dock using the Roborock app, and be assured your unit is maintained to perfection, with integrated cable management and mini-brushes sweeping clean the charging electrodes, further reducing the need for manual intervention. The Roborock Auto-Empty Dock is all about convenience and making your life easier. This product is only compatible with the Roborock S7.
Roborock S7/S7 MaxV Auto Empty Dock
Automatically empties the robot dustbin when required. Able to hold up to eight weeks of dust, it takes robot vacuuming from just convenient to awesomely convenient.
Eliminate Pollutants 99.99% Filtration Efficiency
A multi-stage of filtration system captures up to 99.99% of particles as small as 0.3 microns, keeping the air in your home fresh and clean.
Dust Bag Support
The 3L dust bag self-seals when removed to prevent dust leaks.
Dustbin Detection
Prevent accidental emptying with automatic dustbin detection. If there is no dustbin, the robot will not be emptied. Simple as that.
Intelligent Dust Collection
Intelligent Dust Collection algorithms adjust emptying based on use, making emptying as undisruptive as possible. Emptying can also be controlled from anywhere in-app.
Washable and Reusable
Washable front and rear filters, and dustbin make every part cleaner and longer-lasting.
Integrated Cable Management
Keep the included 1.8 m (6 ft) cable neatly tidied away inside the integrated cable management system.
Electrode Cleaning Brushes
Brushes built onto the base of the dock clean the charging electrodes on the robot every time it docks, keeping them active and saving you from having to wipe them down
Note: This robot vacuum will connect to 2.4GHz only.
Specifications
| Brand |
Roborock |
| Special Feature |
Automatic Dust Collection, Holds up to 120 Days of Dust, Smart Emptying, App-Controlled Emptying, Multi-Layer Air Filtration |
| Color |
Black |
| Product Dimensions |
12.36"L x 17.99"W x 15.12"H |
| Controller Type |
App Control |
| Included Components |
Accessory Kit |
| Filter Type |
Washable |
| Item Weight |
18 Pounds |
| Capacity |
3 Liters |
| Power Source |
Corded Electric |
| Are Batteries Included |
No |
| Control Method |
App |
| Compatible Devices |
Amazon Echo |
| Item Weight |
18 pounds |
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