The electric sanitation sweeper has a wide range of applications, featuring simple operation, and can be extensively used in municipal roads, factories, workshops, parks, scenic areas, old city districts, urban streets, warehouses, hotels, airport terminals, economic development zone road green belts, cultural and creative parks, scenic streets, property areas, pedestrian streets, and more. It utilizes standardized equipment, emits no exhaust, and performs automatic cleaning. It can be used on various materials such as tiles, marble, and cement floors. With a one-time cleaning that is dry, it eliminates the need for secondary cleaning. The sanitation electric sweeper comes equipped with an internal water spray device, reducing dust during operation. It can perform cleaning operations in places where large sweepers are unable to reach. The sanitation electric sweeper can remove debris such as stones, leaves, dust, sand, soil, cigarette butts, and more.

The working principle of the sanitation electric sweeper involves 2-4 rotating brushes at the front end of the vehicle. As the vehicle moves forward, these brushes rotate to bring debris and sand from the ground to the middle of the vehicle. Then, the vehicle's vacuum nozzle sucks the debris and sand into the garbage collection bin on the vehicle. When the sweeper moves forward, the rolling brushes directly roll debris and sand into the garbage collection bin on the vehicle.

Maintenance Tips for the Sanitation Electric Sweeper:

1. Before cleaning, ensure that the electric sweeper is properly charged to prevent water ingress during cleaning.

2. Use a water hose to wash off stains on the electric sanitation sweeper. However, avoid directly spraying water on electrical components such as motors, plugs, and batteries. Instead, use a slightly damp cloth for cleaning. If there are stains that cannot be washed off with water, a suitable amount of cleaning agent can be used.

3. The electric sanitation sweeper should be cleaned and dried. Park the vehicle in a cool and well-ventilated area, avoiding exposure to intense sunlight.