OrionStar CleaniBot S55 Pro

OrionStar does not publish one universal worldwide retail price for the CleaniBot S55 Pro. Commercial pricing is normally provided by quote and can vary by country, distributor, quantity, charging dock, deployment, training, freight, taxes, warranty and service.

Compare the complete operational package rather than only the robot hardware. You can request CleaniBot S55 Pro pricing through Anton Robots.

You can request the OrionStar CleaniBot S55 Pro through Anton Robots, OrionStar Robotics and authorised regional commercial-robotics partners. S55 Pro remains a current product in OrionStar’s CleaniBot range.

Before ordering, confirm the exact regional configuration, charging dock, software access, commissioning, warranty, consumables, spare parts and local technical support.

The CleaniBot S55 Pro is typically sold through commercial quotations rather than one global consumer checkout page. Genuine offers should identify the robot, charging equipment, software and service scope.

If you find a used, ex-demo or imported unit for sale, confirm battery condition, software account transfer, charging equipment, consumables, warranty and whether OrionStar support is available in the destination market. Contact Anton Robots if you want help reviewing an offer.

Yes. You can request an OrionStar CleaniBot S55 Pro quote through Anton Robots. A useful proposal should specify the robot, charging dock, delivery, mapping, commissioning, training, software, warranty, consumables and local support.

Provide floor area, floor types, route widths, operating hours, expected traffic, water-service workflow, network requirements and destination country so the supplier can assess suitability correctly.

The exact package varies by supplier, but a typical S55 Pro deployment centres on the robot, its 25.6 V / 40 Ah rechargeable battery, charging dock, integrated cleaning tools, onboard navigation and digital-management software access specified in the offer.

• CleaniBot S55 Pro robot
• Charging dock and rechargeable battery system
• Nylon and microfiber roller brushes
• Vacuum and mop components
• 22 L clean-water and 15 L wastewater tanks
• 1 L dust bin
• Mapping, training, warranty and software access as quoted

Ask for a written packing list because spare brushes, mop pads, detergents, filters, onsite commissioning and service may be separate.

OrionStar lists multiple cleaning modes including Scrub, Power Scrub, Sweep & Vacuum, ECO Vacuum, Sweep, Vacuum & Mop and Dust Mop. The InstantClean architecture lets the robot switch cleaning behavior by mapped zone without routine tool changes.

This allows one unit to handle different indoor floor-care tasks, but the correct mode still depends on floor type, soil, detergent, desired dryness and local cleaning procedures.

Yes. OrionStar positions Sweep & Vacuum for low-pile carpet cleaning, while Scrub and Power Scrub are intended for hard floors. Dust Mop is aimed at delicate polished or marble surfaces, and combined sweep-vacuum-mop modes support routine mixed-floor maintenance.

Thick pile, loose carpet edges, specialist extraction cleaning and unusual floor coatings should be tested before deployment.

OrionStar publishes up to 1,197 m²/h in Scrub and Power Scrub modes and up to 1,368 m²/h in Sweep & Vacuum, ECO Vacuum, Dust Mop and combined Sweep, Vacuum & Mop modes.

The main cleaning width is approximately 550 mm. Real accepted output depends on route geometry, obstacles, traffic, water servicing, edge work and the amount of manual follow-up required.

The S55 Pro has a 22 L clean-water tank, 15 L wastewater tank and approximately 1 L dust bin. OrionStar also states that it can handle solid debris up to about 3 cm high in supported dry-cleaning modes.

Tank and bin capacity should be matched to the real route because servicing can become the limiting factor before battery runtime on dirty or high-traffic sites.

Runtime varies heavily by mode: OrionStar publishes about 4.5 h for Scrub, 3.5 h for Power Scrub, 4.5 h for Sweep & Vacuum, 19.5 h for ECO Vacuum and up to 28 h for Dust Mop.

The standard 25.6 V / 40 Ah battery charges in under four hours, and the robot supports automatic return to its charging dock.

The S55 Pro uses a 15-sensor 360° safety and navigation system. OrionStar identifies LiDAR for mapping and localisation, stereo cameras for cliff and step detection, ultrasonic sensors for obstacle avoidance and line lasers for close wall and corner cleaning.

The LiDAR system supports map construction up to 10,000 m², automatic positioning and real-time map updates. Dynamic sites should still be validated with a representative pilot.

OrionStar publishes a 700 mm minimum passing width for the S55 Pro. Current OrionStar technical material also states obstacle climbing up to about 20 mm and slope capability up to about 6°.

Those are capability limits, not ideal design targets. Leave operational margin around doors, furniture, crowds and temporary obstacles.

No automatic water refill or wastewater-drain station is currently specified for the S55 Pro. The robot can automatically recharge, but staff still need to refill the 22 L clean-water tank, empty and clean the 15 L wastewater tank and service the dust bin and cleaning tools.

This is an important difference from cleaning platforms that offer fully automated plumbing stations. Include the manual water-service workflow in labour and shift planning.

OrionStar publishes approximately 45 dB in Dust Mop mode and around 55 dB in standard Scrub mode. That makes the robot relevant for daytime or overnight cleaning in occupied offices, hotels, hospitals, schools and retail environments.

Noise at the real site will also depend on floor texture, debris, room acoustics, brush condition and nearby activity.

No. OrionStar markets the InstantClean system with cleaning and disinfection-related floor-care functions, but the S55 Pro is a commercial cleaning robot, not a medical device. It does not replace infection-control protocols, terminal cleaning or trained response to biological and hazardous spills.

Healthcare deployments should define approved chemicals, cross-contamination controls, brush and tank decontamination, isolation-zone procedures and manual spill response with the facility’s EVS and infection-control teams.

The CleaniBot S55 Pro is worth considering when a facility wants a compact robot that can switch among scrubbing, vacuuming, sweeping and mopping, operate quietly in occupied spaces and provide remote reporting and cloud maintenance.

Its main limitation is that water servicing is still manual. Compare it with OrionStar C5, M1 and K1 plus other commercial cleaning robots using real route widths, floor types, cleaning quality, intervention rate and total service cost before deciding.