01 Intended use
Light dusting for guest rooms and offices.
Jinjie commercial cleaning equipment
Jinjie CL10 vacuum cleaner
This machine is more suitable for daily dry dust cleaning in hotel rooms and offices, balancing room transitions and storage; it differs from water extraction equipment in terms of function, so the medium and corresponding suction nozzle should be clearly defined first.
02 Key performance figures
For indoor light-duty tasks, the mobility and storage of the machine are considered.
03 Working configuration
Lightweight dry dust and room transition, power and attachments should be checked according to this machine version.
First find the light dry dust cleaning task for guest rooms and offices near you
CL10: First clarify the task, then match the equipment
The task and the equipment are mixed together.
Light dust cleaning for guest rooms and offices requires separate and explicit identification of the target and the work procedures, and cannot be directly applied from similar equipment.
Overlooking site requirements
Mobile and storage for indoor light tasks; light dusting and room transitions, as well as on-site resource and personnel arrangements, also affect usage.
Cleaning and cleanup are not synchronized.
First, arrange the division of zones, verify the medium, and handle the shutdown cleaning and storage together to avoid only completing the intermediate processes.
Will CL10 suit your site?
Hotel room dry suction.
Dry dust properties, floor materials, and suction head.
Office daily cleaning
Power, wiring, and personnel shift
Meeting room maintenance
On-site operations disturbance and storage space
Floor corridor patrol
Zone route and container maintenance
| Field or task | Conditions that require verification | Selection check |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel room dry suction. | Dry dust properties, floor materials, and suction head. | First, confirm the type of dust, floor material, and suction nozzle, then determine if the hotel room dry suction is suitable. |
| Office daily cleaning | Power, wiring, and personnel shift | Verify the tools, work methods, and risk boundaries based on power supply, wiring, and personnel shift. |
| Meeting room maintenance | On-site operations disturbance and storage space | Include on-site operation disturbances and storage space into the on-site solution, cannot only compare single specifications. |
| Floor corridor patrol | Zone route and container maintenance | Combine zone route and container maintenance schedule for closing and handover, and test or on-site verification for complex conditions. |
The task is to clean the floor using a floor scrubber, with the area to be cleaned being the entire floor surface. The equipment includes a floor scrubber, a squeegee, a dust mop, a filter, a hopper, a pipe jetter, and a hose. The handover includes the equipment, the filter element, the clear width, and the maintenance of the filter.
For ordinary indoor dry dusting, do not recommend equipment for wet cleaning, hot ash, hazardous dust, or disinfection.
Planning different jobs with CL10
The scenario is for illustrating the applicable conditions and is not a case of a completed customer or actual test results.
Guest-room and hotel-floor vacuuming
For routine vacuuming of carpets, floors and upholstery in guest rooms, corridors and floor areas.
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Office and meeting-room cleaning around occupancy
For everyday dust, paper and light debris in offices, meeting rooms, front desks and reception areas.
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Property-floor and small shared-area cleaning
For frequent mobile vacuuming in property buildings, shared floor areas and smaller sites.
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The first screen is for positioning; the complete specifications should be verified against the original data of the machine and the corresponding delivery version.
Full specifications for View
| Configuration item | Original page registration content |
|---|---|
| Cooling mode | Circulation. |
| Vacuum suction | 1800mmH |
| Accessories | Ø35 |
| Function | Suction |
| Power | 1000W |
| Operating voltage | 220V |
| Electric wire. | 8m |
| Model | CL10 |
Components and their functions
Overall appearance of the machine and function explanation; 01-06 are explanatory indexes, and are not marked for unverified internal coordinates.
01 machine body and storage
Check the room for transitions, storage, and operational space.
02 suction power
Check power consumption according to the nameplate; normal start-up and protection should be carried out according to the instructions.
03 suction head tool
Carpets, hard floors, and fabric surfaces require corresponding tools.
04 Hose and Connection
Check for bends, blockages, and leaks; do not pull wires when moving the machine.
05 Filtration Collection
Check the filter material, container, and sealing; dry configuration should not be arbitrarily modified to a water suction mode.
06 Wiring and Maintenance
Maintenance requires turning off the machine and disconnecting power, then following instructions to clean and collect and filter components.
Light dry dust cleaning process for guest rooms and offices for CL10
The work process is used to explain the process and personnel coordination, and does not replace the machine operation instructions and internal structure documents.
01 divide the work area into zones and check the material to be collected
Dry dust properties, floor materials, and suction head, and carry out operations according to the machine instructions and on-site conditions.
02 matching attachments and safe wiring
Power, wiring, and personnel shift, and executed according to the machine's instructions and on-site conditions.
03 dry vacuuming along the route
On-site operations disturbance and storage space, and execute according to the machine instructions and on-site conditions.
04 Stop and empty the machine, then store it.
Partitioned route and container maintenance, and carry out according to the machine instructions and on-site conditions.
Lightweight dry dust and room transition, why does it affect selection?
Lightweight dry dust and room transition
For indoor light-duty tasks, the mobility and storage of the machine should be considered; the dry dust nature, floor type, and suction head, as well as the route division and container maintenance, should all be judged together.
Operating limits
For ordinary indoor dry dusting, do not recommend equipment for wet cleaning, hot ash, hazardous dust, or disinfection.
Appendix and delivery version
Check against the actual attachments, interfaces, materials, or control requirements of the machine, and do not list optional components as standard configurations.
Compare the light dry dust cleaning equipment for guest rooms and offices in terms of division of labor.
This model is centered. Left and right are real configurations or process references; different tasks are not simply high or low settings, and cannot be judged solely by the model number.
| Comparison criteria |  CL20 | CL10 |  CL60-2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main tasks | Circulating dry vacuuming for guest rooms and business common areas. | Light dusting for guest rooms and offices. | Meeting room and public area dry/wet separation cleaning. |
| Configuration function. | Arrange dry vacuuming around the public area operation time. | For indoor light-duty tasks, the mobility and storage of the machine are considered. | Match dry suction with the allowed wet dirty recovery process. |
| Selection focus | Job disruption and circulation maintenance | Lightweight dry dust and room transition | Dry-wet conversion and filtration accessories |
| Power supply | 220V | 220V | Verify the configuration of this model independently |
| Power | 1000W | 1000W | Verify the configuration of this model independently |
| Collect/with water | 20L | Verify the configuration of this model independently | Verify the configuration of this model independently |
Verify the use of CL10 based on the complete process
Equipment and accessories
The main unit, actual attachments, tools, or consumables are compared according to the same list; optional accessories are not considered as standard fittings.
On-site use
Include the operation of light dry dust cleaning in guest rooms and offices, the transition between areas, and the preparation related to light dry dust cleaning and room transitions, without naming specific numbers to calculate actual efficiency.
Maintenance and end-of-shift checks
Record the shutdown emptying and storage, as well as the maintenance and disposal of consumables, together. Do not set a fixed saving ratio or payback cycle.
What should we check daily on CL10?
Body and storage
Check the room transition, storage, and operating space. Specifically, check the disassembly and maintenance schedule, as well as the accompanying materials according to the machine's manual.
Suction power
Check power supply according to the nameplate. Normal start-stop and protection functions should be carried out as per the instructions. Specific disassembly, maintenance cycles, and accompanying materials should be verified against the machine's manual.
Suction head tools
Select tools for the surface, whether carpet, hard flooring or upholstery. Follow the model manual for removal, refitting, service intervals and compatible materials.
Hose and connection
Check for bends, blockages, and leaks; do not pull wires when moving the machine. Specific disassembly, maintenance cycle, and accompanying materials should be verified according to the machine's instructions.
Filter collection
Check the filter material, container, and seal. Do not arbitrarily convert the dry configuration to a wet one. Specifically, check the disassembly and maintenance cycle, as well as the accompanying materials, according to the instructions for this machine.
Wiring and maintenance
Maintenance should be performed after turning off the machine and disconnecting the power. Specifically, disassembly, maintenance cycles, and compatible materials should be checked according to the machine's instructions.
Arrange service around this machine and your actual task
Delivery inspection
Verify the model number, nameplate, random accessories, and delivery documents.
Operator training
Understand the zoning and verify the medium and safety start/stop procedures as specified in the machine's manual.
Usage guidance
Combining the lightweight dry dust cleaning for guest rooms and offices with on-site process communication, the usage conditions are as follows.
Parts supply
Check the parts according to the interface, material, and delivery version.
On-site fault repair
Please provide the fault symptoms and inspection records; service scope and schedule are according to the agreement.
Scheduled on-site maintenance
Inspection content, service location, cost, and cycle are subject to actual agreement.
You may also be interested in CL10
Which jobs suit CL10?
This machine is more suitable for daily dry dust cleaning in hotel rooms and offices, balancing room transitions and storage; it differs from water extraction equipment in terms of function, so the medium and corresponding suction nozzle should be clearly defined first.
Why is it important to pay attention to light dry dust and room transitions?
For indoor light-duty tasks, the mobility and storage of the machine are required. The dry dust properties, floor materials, and suction head, as well as the route division and container maintenance, need to be checked together.
Which usage methods cannot be directly adopted?
For ordinary indoor dry dusting, do not recommend equipment for wet cleaning, hot ash, hazardous dust, or disinfection.
What is the main comparison with CL20?
The comparison machine is intended for dry vacuuming rounds in guest rooms and common commercial areas. This model handles light dry dust in rooms and offices. Compare the work and tools required, then the actual model specifications.
What conditions need to be prepared on-site?
Check the dust type, floor material, and suction head, power supply, wiring, personnel schedule, on-site disturbance, and storage space. For complex conditions, combine small-scale tests and on-site evaluation with the route division and container maintenance.
How to schedule work and conclude the task?
Organize the task according to 'Divide and verify the medium → Match the suction head and safe wiring → Dry suction along the route → Shutdown, empty, and store'; the specific operations are determined by the on-site and machine instructions.
Which parts should be inspected during maintenance?
First, focus on the body and storage, suction head tools, and wiring and maintenance. Before servicing or disassembly, isolate the power as directed in the manual. Use the service interval specified for the model.
What information is more helpful to provide during consultation?
Provide photos of dry suction areas in hotel guest rooms, explaining the task, existing equipment, and specific conditions for light dry dusting and room transitions, and then determine if this machine is suitable.
Product enquiry
Judge together whether CL10 is suitable
Please describe your light dry dust cleaning tasks for the guest rooms and office, including the nature of the dust, the floor type, the suction nozzle, and the maintenance of the container. We will compare the on-site solution with the configuration of this machine.
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