Handball cleaning robot for resin removal for sports halls CC1 Pudu + conversion of Alpha11

Cleaning robot for handball sports halls, for removing resin or for regular sports hall cleaning. The robot is adapted to the requirements of handball by Alpha11.

CC1 cleaning robot from Pudu, including delivery by freight forwarder, training, instruction, and cloud control via a data protection-compliant, German cloud.

For use in handball, a one-day training session near Munich/Germany is required for a caretaker or technically savvy club member to be able to replace worn parts or troubleshoot problems themselves.

The robot automatically applies the robot-approved resin remover to the floor with fresh water via a docking station. After a contact time of approximately 10 minutes, the robot scrubs up to four times the areas heavily contaminated with resin, such as the goal areas. The robot can operate for approximately 8-9 hours on one battery charge. On average, the robot wet cleans around 500 square meters per hour. Since some areas need to be cleaned multiple times due to resin buildup, the robot requires 4-6 hours for a standard handball sports hall of approximately 1,200 square meters.

At around €25 per day, the robot is well-priced compared to conventional cleaning staff, which are already in short supply everywhere due to staff shortages. Especially for large areas, it's an ideal tool to provide overworked employees with a useful tool for mopping. The CC1 cleaning robot falls into the category of scrubber-dryers, except that it doesn't need to be pushed; it mops the floors independently and in neat lines. Simply start it up, and the robot can do its job independently.

The CC1 cleaning robot is charged via a power supply. An optional docking station is also available as an accessory, allowing the CC1 robot to independently fetch fresh water, drain dirty water, and recharge the battery.

For handball, the docking station includes a 1.7-liter tank for resin solvent concentrate, which can be adjusted to the appropriate mixing ratio from 1:20 to 1:200 in increments of 10. Only a robot-approved resin solvent may be used. The optional docking station requires a fresh water and wastewater connection (like a dishwasher) in the hall, with a pre-filter to prevent limescale and rust from entering the robot. If a water connection is not available, a mobile water system with a 30-liter fresh water tank and a 30-liter wastewater tank is available as an option.