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Model No : TP-LINK Tapo-RV30-Max
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R 4,199
Save R 500
ListR 4,699
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Price Inc. Vat
R 4,199
Save R 500
ListR 4,699
4199Free Delivery
Qty:
In Stock with Evetech
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Try the new builderTP-Link Tapo RV30 Max Robot Vacuum And Mop
The TP-Link Tapo RV30 Max is a robot vacuum and mop with 5300Pa of suction and LiDAR plus IMU navigation from a LiDAR turret on top. It runs for up to 150 minutes on a 2600mAh battery, holds 300ml of dust and 300ml of water, and stores up to four floor maps in the Tapo app. It ships with a charging dock; there is no auto-empty dock in this box.
The TP-Link Tapo RV30 Max is a robot vacuum and mop with 5300Pa of suction and LiDAR plus IMU navigation from a LiDAR turret on top. It runs for up to 150 minutes on a 2600mAh battery, holds 300ml of dust and 300ml of water, and stores up to four floor maps in the Tapo app. It ships with a charging dock; there is no auto-empty dock in this box.
A 360 degree LiDAR turret on top plus an IMU sensor map the home in minutes and plan the cleaning path, and TP-Link says it navigates accurately at night as well. The robot is 100mm tall and needs at least 102mm of clearance; an anti-stuck sensor on top makes it back out of gaps that are too low.
A 360 degree LiDAR turret on top plus an IMU sensor map the home in minutes and plan the cleaning path, and TP-Link says it navigates accurately at night as well. The robot is 100mm tall and needs at least 102mm of clearance; an anti-stuck sensor on top makes it back out of gaps that are too low.
Five suction levels reach up to 5300Pa for dust, pet hair and crumbs, and the robot raises suction on carpet. It has an H11 HEPA filter, and you empty the 300ml dustbin by hand.
Five suction levels reach up to 5300Pa for dust, pet hair and crumbs, and the robot raises suction on carpet. It has an H11 HEPA filter, and you empty the 300ml dustbin by hand.
TP-Link quotes a dust pickup rate over 97% from its own lab tests. Noise is 52dB in Quiet mode and 55dB in Standard mode, per TP-Link's spec sheet.
TP-Link quotes a dust pickup rate over 97% from its own lab tests. Noise is 52dB in Quiet mode and 55dB in Standard mode, per TP-Link's spec sheet.
A clip-on mop with a 300ml water tank and three electronic water flow levels lets the RV30 Max mop while it vacuums. You fill the tank and wash the mop cloth yourself.
A clip-on mop with a 300ml water tank and three electronic water flow levels lets the RV30 Max mop while it vacuums. You fill the tank and wash the mop cloth yourself.
In mopping mode the robot avoids the carpets you mark in the Tapo app, so they stay dry. It climbs door thresholds up to 22mm, with anti-drop sensors at stairs and ledges.
In mopping mode the robot avoids the carpets you mark in the Tapo app, so they stay dry. It climbs door thresholds up to 22mm, with anti-drop sensors at stairs and ledges.
The box holds the robot with its HEPA filter and side brush, a charging dock, the mopping attachment, a power cord, a cleaning brush and the user manual. The 2600mAh battery runs for up to 150 minutes in Quiet mode, and the robot docks when low and resumes where it stopped.
The box holds the robot with its HEPA filter and side brush, a charging dock, the mopping attachment, a power cord, a cleaning brush and the user manual. The 2600mAh battery runs for up to 150 minutes in Quiet mode, and the robot docks when low and resumes where it stopped.
Everything you need to know about this product
No. The RV30 Max comes with a charging dock, and you empty the 300ml dustbin by hand. TP-Link sells the auto-empty version separately as the RV30 Max Plus.
Navigation and height. The RV30 Max uses a LiDAR turret on top with an IMU and is 100mm tall; the RV20 Max uses MagSlim LiDAR built into the body and is 83mm tall. Both have 5300Pa suction and a 2600mAh battery; TP-Link quotes up to 150 minutes for the RV30 Max and up to 180 minutes for the RV20 Max.
It needs at least 102mm of clearance; the robot is 100mm tall including the LiDAR turret. An anti-stuck sensor on top makes it back out of gaps that are too low.
Up to 150 minutes in Quiet mode from a 2600mAh battery, which takes about 4 hours to charge. The robot docks when low and resumes where it stopped.
Yes. A clip-on mop with a 300ml water tank and three electronic water flow levels. In mopping mode it avoids the carpets you mark in the app.
Yes. It stores up to four floor maps (3+1) and recognises which floor it is on. Each map can have rooms, virtual walls and no-go zones.
Yes. TP-Link lists Amazon Alexa and Google Home. It connects to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only, not 5GHz.
52dB in Quiet mode and 55dB in Standard mode, per TP-Link's spec sheet.
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