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Tennant T380AMR · specifications, operator review and alternatives (2026)

The Tennant T380AMR is a compact autonomous floor scrubber launched in 2020, aimed at mid-sized retail, education and healthcare. It is the narrowest of Tennant's ride-on AMR range: a 500 mm cleaning width, 75 L of water, and ec-H2O NanoClean technology that cuts water and chemical consumption. It has a proven record in retail, with named references (Albert, part of Ahold Delhaize, and Denver Public Schools). Price and availability on request.

Tennant T380AMR, overall view of the Tennant cleaning robot

At a glance

TypeCompact autonomous floor scrubber (ride-on)
Manufacturer / yearTennant · 2020
Cleaning width500 mm
Tanks75 L clean water · 75 L recovery
Productivity3,106 m²/h theoretical
Minimum passage width1,067 mm
Runtime4 h (lead-acid) / 5 h (lithium)
Water savingec-H2O NanoClean
ReferencesAlbert (Ahold Delhaize), Denver Public Schools
Commercial modelPurchase, rental or RaaS · price on request
Verified on16/07/2026 · CSV v39

Specifications

ModeScrubber-dryer (hard floor scrubbing) · ride-on converted to autonomous
Cleaning width500 mm
Brush1 x 500 mm disc, 215 rpm
Tanks75 L clean · 75 L recovery
Water savingec-H2O NanoClean
Productivity3,106 m²/h theoretical
Weight385 kg
Maximum gradient9° unladen · 4° while scrubbing (manual mode)
Minimum passage width1,067 mm
Runtime4 h (24 V lead-acid, 5.4 kWh) / 5 h (lithium)
Noise level66 dBA
Docking stationNo
Carpet compatibleNo
DistributionAsk us about availability
Commercial status 2026Active

Reading by environment

Floor area band75 L of water and 3,106 m²/h theoretical: medium-sized floor areas. The most modest of Tennant's ride-on AMRs, but the easiest to run through aisles.
Footprint / aisles500 mm brush, 1,067 mm passage width: the most compact of the ride-on AMRs, it fits where the T7 (660 mm) and the T16 (910 mm) cannot go. That is its point in a retail aisle.
Floors and soilingDisc scrubber-dryer for hard floors, with ec-H2O NanoClean to cut water and chemical use. No carpet. Large debris must be pre-swept.
Occupancy / hours66 dBA. Proven in retail and in schools (named references), which points to use in busy environments.
PlumbingNo docking station; ec-H2O NanoClean does however reduce water consumption, and therefore how often the tank needs refilling.
Operating profileRide-on base, manual driving possible. Real retail references, a sign of maturity.

Floors and soiling

Compact disc scrubber-dryer for hard floors: stuck-on and wet soiling on medium-sized areas cluttered with shop fittings. ec-H2O NanoClean reduces water and chemical use. No carpet. Large debris must be pre-swept.

What the manufacturer does not say

Real client references. Albert (Ahold Delhaize) and Denver Public Schools are named deployments, rare in our corpus: a genuine sign of maturity that many competitors cannot produce.

The gradient figure needs qualifying. 9° unladen, but 4° while scrubbing and in manual mode only: do not read the 9° as a working capability in autonomous mode.

ec-H2O NanoClean is not magic. The technology reduces water and chemical use, but this remains conventional hard floor scrubbing. Cost structure: machine plus consumables plus manual water handling.

Purchase or outsourced service

On a purchase (capex), the named references (Ahold Delhaize, Denver Public Schools) are reassuring on maturity, but the 9° gradient only applies unladen in manual mode: just 4° in autonomous scrubbing, an eligibility criterion that is easy to misread. Under an outsourced service (opex), the contractor validates the site and guarantees continuity. See the Pudu range and the on-site demonstration, or our robotic cleaning service.

Strengths and limits

Strengths

  • The most compact of the ride-on AMRs (500 mm, 1,067 mm passage width).
  • ec-H2O NanoClean: less water and chemical.
  • Named retail references (Ahold Delhaize, Denver Public Schools).

Limits

  • 500 mm brush: modest pace on large floor areas.
  • No docking station, high price.
  • Limited real working gradient (4° while scrubbing).

Alternatives

  • Within the Tennant range: the X4 ROVR (native AMR, more manoeuvrable) for tighter spaces; the T7AMR above it.
  • Against other compact autonomous floor scrubbers: the Kärcher KIRA B 50 and the Gausium Scrubber 50 Pro.

To compare it with the Pudu BG1, see the Pudu BG1 profile. To put figures on a project: talk to us about pricing, rental versus purchase, or an on-site demonstration.

Sources

Consulted on 16/07/2026: Tennant product page for the T380AMR; internal robot database (v39). Values marked "n/p" are not published. No price displayed: on request.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cleaning width?
500 mm, the narrowest of Tennant's ride-on AMRs, built for retail aisles.
What is ec-H2O NanoClean?
A Tennant technology that reduces water and chemical consumption during scrubbing.
Does it have client references?
Yes: Albert (Ahold Delhaize) and Denver Public Schools.
What does it cost?
Price on request. Tell us about your site and we will come back with availability and a quotation.
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