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The Tennant T500 walk-behind floor scrubber offers versatile cleaning capabilities for a wide range of hard floor surfaces. It operates on a 24-volt system, providing ample power for its scrubbing and vacuum functions.
The machine is equipped with an 85-liter solution tank and a 102-liter recovery tank, allowing for extended cleaning cycles before refilling or emptying is required. Various configurations are available, including disk, cylindrical, and orbital brush types, with different working widths ranging from 650 mm to 850 mm.
Productivity varies by configuration, with theoretical maximums reaching up to 4,162 m²/h for the 800 mm disk model. Scrub motor power is typically 0.55 kW, and brush speeds range from 220 RPM for disk and cylindrical brushes to 2200 RPM for orbital brushes. Transport speeds are up to 5.5 km/h, and scrubbing speeds are up to 4.0 km/h.
Dimensions and weight also vary by configuration. For example, the 700 mm disk model has a length of 1501 mm, a width of 750 mm, and a height of 1100 mm. The weight with batteries for this model is approximately 281 kg. Sound levels are generally around 66.5 dBA, with a Quiet-Mode™ option reducing this to approximately 61.7 dBA.
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Estimated market price range - modelled values for guidance only, not live distributor offers.
The solution tank capacity is 85 L.
The recovery tank capacity is 102 L.
The system voltage is 24 Volt.
Available battery types include Wet 210AH C/5 and Sealed AGM 180AH C/5.
The battery run time is up to 5.6 hours with Wet 210AH C/5 batteries.
The sound level at the operator's ear is typically 66.5 dBA for the 650 mm Disk configuration.
In Quiet-Mode™, the sound level at the operator's ear is typically 61.7 dBA.