LionsBot R5
Flagship scrubber
The R5 takes over the work of a walk-behind machine, and it turns a full 360° in place so it cleans dead ends without reversing.
5,000 m²about 53,800 ft²Coverage per charge
R5 specifications
Cleaning robots for hard floors and carpet.
LionsBot makes three cleaning robots. Two of them scrub hard floors and one vacuums carpet. Every specification on this page is published by LionsBot.
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LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro
Compact scrubber
The R3 Scrub Pro scrubs hard floors in service corridors and narrow retail aisles, where a full-size machine does not fit.
800 – 1,200 m²/h8,611 – 12,917 ft²/hCleaning efficiency
R3 Scrub Pro specifications
LionsBot R3 Vac
Autonomous vacuum
The R3 Vac averages 61.7 dB, which is quiet enough to vacuum carpet while a space is still occupied.
500 – 800 m²/h5,382 – 10,764 ft²/hCleaning efficiency
R3 Vac specificationsHow to choose
Each robot suits a different kind of floor.
The three machines are not tiers of one another, and none is a cut-down version of a bigger one.
Select all the floors you have
Most buildings have more than one kind of floor, and the range is built to be mixed.
The floors are large and open.
- A mall, an airport or a warehouse.
- A walk-behind scrubber does this work today.
- One clean has to cover up to 5,000 m², which is about 53,800 ft².
- The layout has dead ends and tight corners.
The hard floors are narrow.
- A service corridor or a retail aisle.
- A full-size scrubber does not fit through the doors.
- The clean needs 800 to 1,200 m² an hour, which is 8,611 to 12,917 ft² an hour.
- An R5 already covers the open floors and the tight areas are left over.
The floors are carpeted.
- An office, a hotel or a library.
- Vacuuming has to happen while people are still in the space.
- Weight matters. At 53 kg the R3 Vac is the lightest in the range.
- The job is collecting dust and debris rather than washing the floor.
Comparison
The published specifications, side by side.
Every specification published for all three robots, side by side.
| LionsBot R5 | LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro | LionsBot R3 Vac | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cleaning efficiency | 1,300 m²/h | 800 – 1,200 m²/h | 500 – 800 m²/h |
| Cleaning width | 520 mm | 366 mm, or 682 mm with the side brush | 350 mm, or 550 mm with the side brush |
| Maximum run time | 4 h 20 min | Up to 3 h | Up to 3 h |
| Charging time | 3 h 30 min | 2 h | 2 h |
| Weight | 200 kg | 85.5 kg | 53 kg |
| Average sound level | 70 dB | 71 dB | 61.7 dB |
| Dimensions | 690 × 690 × 1125 mm | 635 × 570 × 828 mm | 521 × 482 × 655 mm |
| Tank capacity | 50 L solution, 40 L recovery | 21 L clean, 24 L waste | 6 L dust |
Questions about choosing, answered.
Which LionsBot cleaning robot should I choose?
LionsBot makes three cleaning robots. The R5 is the flagship scrubber for large open hard floors, and it covers up to 5,000 m² on one charge. The R3 Scrub Pro is the compact scrubber for narrow aisles and service corridors, at 800 to 1,200 m² an hour. The R3 Vac is the autonomous vacuum for carpet, at 500 to 800 m² an hour and an average 61.7 dB.
What is the difference between the LionsBot R5 and the LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro?
Both machines are autonomous floor scrubbers for hard floors. The LionsBot R5 weighs 200 kg, cleans a 520 mm path and operates for up to 4 hours 20 minutes. The LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro weighs 85.5 kg, cleans a 366 mm path, or 682 mm with its side brush, and operates for up to 3 hours. The R5 is the machine for open floors and the R3 Scrub Pro is the machine for narrow ones.
What is the difference between the LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro and the LionsBot R3 Vac?
The LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro is a floor scrubber. It washes hard floors at 800 to 1,200 m² an hour and averages 71 dB. The LionsBot R3 Vac is a vacuum robot. It collects dust and debris at 500 to 800 m² an hour and averages 61.7 dB, so it is the quieter of the two.
Which LionsBot robot is the quietest?
The LionsBot R3 Vac is the quietest robot in the range, at an average sound level of 61.7 dB. The LionsBot R5 averages 70 dB and the LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro averages 71 dB.
Can one site operate more than one LionsBot robot?
Yes. A site can operate an R5 on its large open floors and an R3 Scrub Pro or an R3 Vac in the areas the larger machine does not reach. All three LionsBot robots use MagicTag™ for zone setup and report to LionsCloud, so one cleaning team can oversee a mixed fleet.
Does LionsBot support robots it no longer sells?
Yes. LionsBot retires a model when a newer robot takes over its work, and robots already working on a site carry on working. Dealers continue to supply parts and service for models that LionsBot no longer sells. The current range is the LionsBot R5, the LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro and the LionsBot R3 Vac.
How do I buy a LionsBot robot?
LionsBot robots are sold through a certified dealer network rather than direct. Dealers in more than 40 countries handle sales, site survey, deployment and after-sales support. You can contact us and we can schedule a virtual call with you or match you with a local dealer.
Not sure which robot fits?
Contact us and we can talk it through with you, or match you with a local dealer.