L3
- Job
- Scrub and dry
- Coverage
- 2,016 m²/h
- Working width
- 400 mm
- Access
- 700 mm gap
- Runtime
- 4 h
- Best for
- Offices, clinics, boutique retail
· Part of our Perth cleaning robot guide.
Five units from a 400 mm compact scrubber to an 820 mm industrial sweeper, plus an AI spot cleaner that finds the mess instead of scrubbing a clean floor. From as little as $50 a day.
From as little as $50 a day. Free site check; if the numbers don't stack up, we'll tell you.
Perth Robots is an authorised CenoBots partner for Western Australia. We also carry PUDU and FJ Dynamics, which is how we can tell you when a CenoBots unit is not the right answer for your floor.
Ordered smallest to largest. Access decides more deployments than coverage does, so the width figures matter more than they look.

The smallest footprint we carry. Squeezes through a 700 mm gap, so it works between desk pods, past barriers and down clinic corridors that stop a conventional machine.
View the L3 →
Fits a standard 32 inch door with the squeegee retracted, and cleans to within 50 mm of a wall. The unit for tenancies where the robot has to get in through the front door.
View the L4 →
Wash, dry and squeegee in a single pass for six hours. Cylindrical brushes handle grout and grit, which is what supermarkets, arenas and transit hubs actually need.
View the L50 →
The heaviest sweeper in the fleet and the fastest at 2,500 m²/h. 32-beam LiDAR and forklift detection, for floors measured in hectares with traffic on them.
View the S5 →
Different idea entirely: it patrols, classifies 30 or more types of debris at 99 percent accuracy, then drives to the mess and cleans it. Thirteen hours in spot mode.
View the SP50 →Six sites, five units. Nothing downloads until you press play.
This range is strongest where access is awkward or the floor is enormous. Here is the honest mapping of site type to unit.
L4 and L50
Aisles are narrow, trading hours are long and the floor is graded on appearance. The L4 gets in through the front door and cleans to the shelf edge; the L50 takes the concourse. See more.
S5
Hectares of floor, dust, and forklifts. 2,500 m²/h with 32-beam LiDAR and forklift detection is the only sensible answer in the fleet, and a 50 L hopper means fewer stops. See more.
L3 and SP50
Corridors too tight for a ride-on, and a standard that is audited rather than eyeballed. The L3 fits the corridor; the SP50 patrols and deals with spills before anyone slips. See more.
SP50 and L50
Continuous foot traffic and no closing time. Spot cleaning targets the mess instead of running a full pass over a clean floor, and 13 hours covers a full operating day.
L3
Desk pods, glass partitions and after-hours access. The 700 mm clearance is the specification that decides whether a robot works in a fitted-out tenancy at all.
S5 and L50
Grit tracked in from outside, big messes, and labour that is expensive to fly in and house. Sweep first, scrub second, both unattended overnight. See more.
Manufacturer coverage figures, which assume clear floors. Real throughput runs lower and we will say what to expect for yours.
| Unit | Job | Coverage | Width | Access | Runtime | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L3 | Scrub and dry | 2,016 m²/h | 400 mm | 700 mm gap | 4 h | Offices, clinics, boutique retail |
| L4 | Scrub and dry | 1,944 m²/h | 450 mm | 810 mm door | 4.5 h | Supermarkets, retail, gyms |
| L50 | Scrub and dry | 2,203 m²/h | 510 mm | Open floor | 6 h | Arenas, transit hubs, big retail |
| S5 | Sweep | 2,500 m²/h | 820 mm | Open floor | 5–7 h | Warehouses, DCs, carparks |
| SP50 | AI spot clean | 1,987 m²/h | Patrol | Open floor | 8–13 h | Airports, hospitals, hotels |
Comparing across brands? The full fleet comparison puts every unit on one table.
Tell us the area, the surfaces and the access, and we will size the unit and price it.
From as little as $50 a day. Flat monthly. Lower upfront commitment than buying outright.