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Keenon KLEENBOT C30 · specs, operator review and alternatives (2026)

The Keenon KLEENBOT C30 is a 3-in-1 dry sweeping robot (main brush, side brushes, dust mop) launched in 2023. Unlike the other KLEENBOT models, it does not scrub: it is a dry, quiet machine for the routine upkeep of hard floors in hotels, offices, shops and libraries. It sweeps a 610 mm path, weighs 35 kg and offers a long runtime (6 to 10 h). It navigates with a 240° LiDAR and stereo cameras. Price and availability on request.

At a glance

Type3-in-1 dry sweeping robot (does not scrub)

Manufacturer / yearKeenon (China) · 2023

Cleaning width610 mm

Productivity600 m²/h rated · Keenon claims 2,500 m² per charge

Runtime / charging6 to 10 h · 5 to 6 h charge

Weight35 kg

Navigation240° LiDAR + 3 stereo vision cameras

Target sitesHotels, offices, shops, libraries, clinics

Commercial modelPurchase, rental or RaaS · price on request

Verified on16/07/2026 · CSV v39

Technical data

Function3-in-1 dry sweeping (main brush + 2 side brushes + dust mop)

Cleaning width610 mm

Watern/a (dry machine)

Productivity600 m²/h rated · 2,500 m² per charge (area per charge)

Runtime / charging6 to 10 h / 5 to 6 h

Weight35 kg

Maximum speed0.8 m/s

Noise levelQuiet (no figure published by Keenon)

Navigation240° LiDAR + 3 stereo vision cameras

Docking stationAuto charging

Floor typesIndoor hard floors (dry)

Carpet compatibleNot communicated

DistributionAsk us about availability

Commercial status 2026On the market, in the current Keenon catalogue

Fit by environment

Function firstThe C30 does not scrub. That is the first point to take on board: where the other KLEENBOT models are 4-in-1 machines, this one is a dry sweeper. It picks up dust and fine debris, but any greasy soiling or wet marks will call for a scrubbing machine as well.

Surface tierLong runtime (6 to 10 h, 2,500 m² per charge claimed) and no water constraint: well suited to long dry dust-control rounds on medium to large floor areas.

Footprint / aisles610 mm brush, 35 kg: a mid-size format, suited to offices and lobbies, less so to heavily partitioned areas.

Floors and soilingDry dust and fine debris on hard floors. No scrubbing, and carpet not confirmed. Bulky debris is out of scope.

Public / hoursClaimed to run quietly (no figure published): an asset for hotels and libraries during the day. As the noise level is not quantified, have it specified for the most sensitive environments.

Water handlingn/a: dry machine, no water constraint and no tank to drain.

Floors and soiling

A dry sweeping machine: its core target is dust and fine dry soiling on hard floors. It does not scrub: adhered, greasy or wet soiling calls for a scrubber-dryer as well. Carpet not communicated. Bulky debris: beyond its capacity, to be dealt with beforehand. It is typically the first-pass machine (dry sweeping) in a sequence, to be complemented by a scrubbing machine for the wet part.

What the manufacturer does not say

It is a sweeper, not a scrubber. The confusion is easy within a range that is mostly 4-in-1: the C30 handles dry dust control, not scrubbing.

The 600 m²/h productivity is a rated figure. Keenon publishes 2,500 m² per charge instead (area per charge): a m² per charge is not a m²/h.

The noise level is not quantified, and the battery capacity is not communicated (energy use cannot be calculated). Two figures to ask for before use in a sensitive environment.

Cost structure: machine + brush consumables, with no water-related cost item at all (no station, no plumbing).

Buying or contracting out

If you buy (capex), the C30 covers dry sweeping (not to be confused with a scrubber in a range that is mostly 4-in-1), but the noise level and battery capacity are not quantified, two figures to obtain before deciding. Under a full-service contract (opex), the contractor resolves these unknowns and carries the continuity commitment. See the Pudu range and the on-site demonstration, or our robotic cleaning service.

Strengths and limitations

Strengths

Dry and quiet: ideal for hotels, libraries and daytime rounds.
Long runtime (6 to 10 h), simple operation (no water).
Sound sensor suite (240° LiDAR, stereo cameras).

Limitations

Does not scrub: covers only the dry half of the need.
Modest rated productivity; noise level and battery not quantified.
Carpet not communicated.

Alternatives

In the KLEENBOT family: the C20 and C40 (4-in-1) if the need includes scrubbing.
Against dust-control robots: the autonomous vacuums and sweepers (see the autonomous vacuum profiles) for similar dry needs.

For a comparison with the Pudu MT1 sweeper, see the Pudu MT1 profile. To put figures on it: request a quotation, weigh up rental against purchase, or book an on-site demonstration.

Sources

Consulted on 16/07/2026: Keenon product page for the C30; internal robot database (v39). Values marked "n/p" are not published by the manufacturer. No price is published: available on request.

Frequently asked questions

Does the KLEENBOT C30 scrub floors?

No. It is a 3-in-1 dry sweeping robot. Scrubbing calls for a separate scrubbing machine.

What does it cost?

Price on request. Tell us about your site and we will come back with availability and a quotation.

What is the runtime?

6 to 10 h depending on the mode, with 2,500 m² per charge claimed.

Is it quiet?

Keenon describes it as quiet without publishing a figure; have it specified for sensitive environments.

The full-service contract No capital outlay All-inclusive, per month Per robot. Equipment, maintenance, parts, consumables and replacement within 72 h. See the offer → Purchase with maintenance contract The robot on your balance sheet Purchase + maintenance The robot becomes your asset; the contract covers servicing and parts. See the offer →

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