Robot Vacuum & Cleaning Appliance Sourcing
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Cleaning appliances from China center on robot vacuums, where the spec that sells is suction power (commonly 3,000–5,000 Pa) and navigation type (LiDAR vs gyroscope vs camera). LiDAR-navigated units map a room and clean in a grid instead of bouncing randomly, but they raise the BOM cost and need CE/FCC compliance for the radio and motor. The product here is an OEM LiDAR robot vacuum aimed at European and North American wholesale buyers.
When you source a robot vacuum, suction in Pa and battery runtime are the headline numbers, but app/firmware quality and after-sales spare parts decide review scores. The common pitfall is buying on Pa alone and shipping a unit whose navigation gets stuck under furniture — test the mapping on a real floor plan.
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FAQ
What suction power should a robot vacuum have?
Mid-to-high-end OEM units typically deliver 3,000–5,000 Pa, which handles carpet and pet hair. Higher Pa helps on rugs but drains battery faster, so balance it against runtime.
Does a robot vacuum need CE and FCC certification?
Yes for EU and US sale — it has a motor and usually WiFi/Bluetooth, so it needs CE/RED for Europe and FCC for the US. Confirm the certs cover the exact model and radio module.
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