01 Intended use
Meeting room and public area dry/wet separation cleaning.

This machine is more suitable for dry dusting and localized wet cleaning in meeting rooms and public areas; first check the filter and attachment conversion, then connect to the wastewater discharge, and it cannot be used as a general-purpose machine for both dry and wet functions.
Meeting room and public area dry/wet separation cleaning.
Match dry suction with the allowed wet dirty recovery process.
Dry-wet conversion and filtration accessories, power and accessories are verified according to the machine's version.
The dry and wet cleaning sequence for the meeting room and public areas needs to be clearly defined with specific objects and operational procedures, and cannot be directly applied from similar equipment.
Match dry suction with the allowed wet and dirty recovery process; dry-wet conversion and filter attachments also affect on-site resources and personnel arrangements.
Identify dry and wet collection tasks separately. Include shutdown, emptying and resetting the operating mode in the work plan.
Medium properties and filtration mode.
Water suction accessories, floor materials, and pedestrian traffic.
Disposal path and wastewater treatment.
Power supply wiring, process switching
| Field or task | Conditions that require verification | Selection check |
|---|---|---|
| Public area dry dust cleaning | Medium properties and filtration mode. | First confirm the medium properties and filtration mode, then determine if the public area dry dust cleaning is suitable. |
| Local wet waste recovery. | Water suction accessories, floor materials, and pedestrian traffic. | Verify the tools, work methods, and risk boundaries based on the suction attachment, floor type, and pedestrian traffic. |
| After cleaning, the wastewater is collected. | Disposal path and wastewater treatment. | Include the discharge path and wastewater treatment in the on-site plan, not just compare individual specifications. |
| Partitioned maintenance rotation | Power supply wiring, process switching | Combine power supply wiring, process switching arrangements for completion and handover, and test the machine or verify on-site under complex conditions first. |
Dry-wet dual use does not imply suitability for any liquid; it does not replace brushing processes and does not handle unconfirmed corrosive, flammable, or hazardous media.
The scenario is for illustrating the applicable conditions and is not a case of a completed customer or actual test results.

Remove ordinary dust by seating/aisle zone and schedule local carpet care around office use.
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Recover local hard-floor water after events, with slip warnings and subsequent drying.
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Remove ordinary reception-area dust/debris, scheduling routes and accessories around opening hours.
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| Configuration item | Original page registration content |
|---|---|
| Equipment category | Jinjie CL60-2 meeting-room wet/dry vacuum |
| Product model | CL60-2 |
| Container capacity | 60L |
| Power | 3000W |
| Airflow | 106L/s |
| Operating voltage | 220V |
| Height | 90cm |
| Bucket body diameter | 44cm |

Overall appearance of the machine and function explanation; 01-06 are explanatory indexes, and are not marked for unverified internal coordinates.
Consider collection, disposal, and transfer conditions, and load restrictions as per the machine's instructions.
Check electrical usage and start/stop operations based on the nameplate and actual configuration.
Before switching, check the filter and attachments to prevent incorrect dry filter material from absorbing moisture.
Select tools according to the floor and medium, check bends, leaks, and blockages.
Recycling is allowed only if the medium is permitted; discharge and wastewater treatment shall be carried out according to on-site requirements.
After power-off, clean the cleaning container, accessories, and seal, and specific disassembly is according to the instructions.
The work process is used to explain the process and personnel coordination, and does not replace the machine operation instructions and internal structure documents.
The medium properties and filtration mode should be followed according to the machine's instructions and on-site conditions.
Sweep the floor, clean the floor material, and account for foot traffic, and carry out the operation according to the machine's instructions and on-site conditions.
Discharge path and wastewater treatment, and carry out according to the machine instructions and on-site conditions.
Power supply wiring and process switching, and executing according to the machine instructions and on-site conditions.
Match dry suction with the allowed wet and dirty recovery process; the medium properties, filtration mode, power supply layout, and process switching should all be considered.
Dry-wet dual use does not imply suitability for any liquid; it does not replace brushing processes and does not handle unconfirmed corrosive, flammable, or hazardous media.
Check against the actual attachments, interfaces, materials, or control requirements of the machine, and do not list optional components as standard configurations.
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 | CL60-2 | CL70-2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main tasks | Circulating dry vacuuming for guest rooms and business common areas. | Meeting room and public area dry/wet separation cleaning. | Wet and soiled area recovery in commercial mall public areas. |
| Configuration function. | Arrange dry vacuuming around the public area operation time. | Match dry suction with the allowed wet dirty recovery process. | Local recovery and waste removal should be isolated from pedestrian flow and integrated with waste collection. |
| Selection focus | Job disruption and circulation maintenance | Dry-wet conversion and filtration accessories | People flow isolation and waste disposal route. |
| Power supply | 220V | Verify the configuration of this model independently | Verify the configuration of this model independently |
| Power | 1000W | Verify the configuration of this model independently | 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 |
The main unit, actual attachments, tools, or consumables are compared according to the same list; optional accessories are not considered as standard fittings.
Include the operation of dry and wet sequence cleaning in the meeting room and public areas, as well as the transition between areas and the conversion of dry and wet systems and the preparation of filter attachments, without naming specific numbers to estimate actual output.
Log shutdown and emptying, mode resets, consumable maintenance and disposal together. Use job records to estimate savings and payback.
Consider collection, disposal, and transfer conditions, and load restrictions as per the machine's instructions. Specific disassembly, maintenance cycles, and accompanying materials should be checked according to the machine's instructions.
Check electrical usage and start-stop operations according to the nameplate and actual configuration. Specific disassembly and maintenance cycles, as well as accompanying materials, should be verified against the machine's manual.
Before switching, check the filter and attachments to prevent incorrect suction of wet filter materials. Specifically, disassembly, maintenance cycles, and compatible materials should be verified according to the machine's instructions.
For the selected floor and medium, check for bends, leaks, and blockages. Specifically, disassembly, maintenance cycles, and compatible materials should be verified according to the machine's manual.
Recycling is allowed only if the medium is permitted; discharge and wastewater treatment shall be carried out according to on-site requirements. Specific disassembly and maintenance cycles, as well as accompanying materials, shall be checked against the machine's manual.
After power-off, clean the cleaning container, accessories, and seal, and specific disassembly is according to the instructions. Specific disassembly, maintenance cycle, and accompanying materials are verified according to the specifications of this machine.
Verify the model number, nameplate, random accessories, and delivery documents.
Understand the distinction between dry suction and wet suction and safety start/stop procedures as specified in the machine's manual.
Combine the cleaning sequence for the meeting room and public areas based on dry and wet separation, and use the conditions for on-site process communication.
Check the parts according to the interface, material, and delivery version.
Please provide the fault symptoms and inspection records; service scope and schedule are according to the agreement.
Inspection content, service location, cost, and cycle are subject to actual agreement.
This machine is more suitable for dry dusting and localized wet cleaning in meeting rooms and public areas; first check the filter and attachment conversion, then connect to the wastewater discharge, and it cannot be used as a general-purpose machine for both dry and wet functions.
Match dry suction with the allowed wet dirty recovery process; need to check the medium properties, filtration mode, power supply wiring, and process switching together.
Dry-wet dual use does not imply suitability for any liquid; it does not replace brushing processes and does not handle unconfirmed corrosive, flammable, or hazardous media.
The reference model focuses on dry cleaning in guest rooms and business areas, while this model emphasizes dry-wet separation cleaning in meeting rooms and public areas. First, divide the work processes and accompanying equipment, then compare the corresponding original specifications; do not judge based on model numbers.
Verify the medium properties and filtration mode, water absorption attachments, floor materials and pedestrian traffic, discharge paths and wastewater treatment, power supply and wiring, and process switching. For complex conditions, combine small-scale tests with on-site evaluation.
Organize the task according to "distinguish dry suction from wet suction → verify filtration and tools → divide areas for collection and isolate pedestrian flow → stop the machine to empty and reset the mode"; the specific operations are determined by the on-site conditions and the machine's instructions.
First, focus on the body and control, brush disk needle seat, and wastewater and maintenance. Before servicing or disassembly, isolate the power as directed in the manual. Use the service interval specified for the model.
Provide photos of the public area dry dust cleaning area, explain the task, existing equipment, and specific conditions of the dry-wet conversion and filtration attachments, and then determine whether this machine is suitable.

Please specify the requirements for your conference room and public area dry-wet sequence cleaning tasks, and supplement information on the nature of the medium, filtration mode, and power supply wiring. We will compare the on-site solution with the machine's configuration.
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