How long should batteries last in a floor scrubber?

🧭 1. By Type:
Floor Scrubber Type Battery Life (Single Full Charge) Description
Home Scrubber ⏱️ 30–60 minutes. Mostly powered by a lithium battery, suitable for daily household floor cleaning.
Commercial Walk-Behind Scrubber ⏱️ 2–4 hours. Battery capacities typically range from 20Ah to 100Ah.
Ride-On Scrubber ⏱️ 4–6 hours (or even longer). Uses large, maintenance-free lead-acid or lithium batteries, enabling continuous cleaning of large areas.
⚙️ 2. Factors Affecting Battery Life:

Battery Type:

Lithium Batteries 🔋 → Lightweight, fast charging, and long life (typically 800–1500 cycles).

Lead-Acid Batteries 🔋 → Low cost, but heavy, slow charging, and short life (approximately 400–600 cycles).

Surface Condition: The dirtier the surface or the greater the friction, the faster the battery drains.

Suction/Roller Brush: High mode provides strong cleaning power but consumes more power.

Ambient Temperature: Low temperatures reduce battery discharge efficiency.

Service Life: After one year or more, the battery capacity typically decreases by 10–20%.

💡 3. Daily Recommendations:

Charge the battery promptly after each use to avoid deep discharge.

If not used for an extended period, it is recommended to charge the battery once a month to prevent damage from battery drain.

Regularly check the battery connections for loose connections or oxidation.