Different types of robot vacuum cleaners

Robot Vacuum Cleaners with Emptying Station

At Zoef Robot, our robot vacuum cleaners have a built-in dustbin where dirt is collected. These bins are often small due to the compact size of the mop robot. It is important to regularly empty the dustbin to ensure the vacuum robot functions optimally. At our place, one of our robot vacuum cleaners called Willem. take care of this task for you. Willem are equipped with an emptying station. When the dustbin is full, the robot vacuum cleaner automatically returns to the charging station and empties the collected dirt. You no longer need to worry about it. The emptying station can store dirt for up to 60 days.

Vacuum Robots with Mopping Function

Vacuum robots remove a lot of dust from the floor, but fine dust can remain and cause sneezing. That's why a robot vacuum cleaner with a mopping function is a good choice. At Zoef Robot, we have various options available (Willem, Bep, Jannie). You can purchase the mopping function directly or order it separately and attach it to the suction robot with Bep. Some models use a dry microfiber cloth to capture fine dust, while others have a water reservoir for a wet mopping function. Please note that the robot does not move back and forth to remove stubborn stains. However, a robot vacuum cleaner significantly reduces the need for manual vacuuming and/or mopping. 

Robot Vacuum Cleaners for Pet Hair

As a pet owner, you know that flying pet hair is an everyday challenge. Fortunately, at Zoef Robot, we have developed Bep specifically for this purpose, the ideal robot vacuum cleaner for dealing with pet hair. Bep is equipped with an extra powerful motor that effortlessly sucks up hair. Unlike our other models, Bep does not have a main brush at the bottom where hair can get tangled. This allows Bep to continue cleaning the floor without interruptions, even in the presence of pet hair. Bep performs best on hard floors such as laminate, wood, tiles, and PVC floors. On higher carpets or rugs, removing hair may be more challenging.

Differences between the robot vacuums

Bep and Jannie

Bep 4.0:

• Suitable for pet households thanks to large squeegee and lack of main brushes.
• Features a LIDAR scan for smart navigation with virtual walls and no-go zones.
• Optional mopping system for floor cleaning.

Jannie 4.0:

• Gyroscope provides structured cleaning without repeated spots.
• 2-in-1 dust cup/water tank allows simultaneous vacuuming and mopping.
• Smart navigation with magnetic strips.
• Remote control for easy operation.

In short, Bep 4.0 is ideal for pet households and offers optional mopping, while Jannie 4.0 combines structured cleaning with smart navigation for a thoroughly clean floor.