Robot Vacuum UAHRC09: What 500Pa and 80min Mean for Buyers
Robot Vacuum UAHRC09: What 500Pa and 80min Mean for Buyers
A 1,000-unit order moves UAHRC09 to the catalog’s $7.00 tier, but 500Pa suction and random navigation decide whether it belongs in your range. A robot vacuum is a battery-powered floor-care appliance that moves without an operator; this model sweeps, vacuums and wipes for routine maintenance on suitable floors.
// 01 — Key takeaways
The listed suction figure identifies the UAHRC09 configuration in this buyer guide.
A 3.7V/1200mAh battery has a listed working time of about 80 minutes and a charge time of about 3 hours.
The dustbin is paired with a 3.9W silent DC motor and a listed noise ceiling of 60dB(A).
The $7.00 catalog unit price applies at 1,000 units, the lowest displayed tier.
Founded in 2005, Guilin Use at Home Technology Co., LTD operates a 15,000 m² factory with 7 production lines and 205 workers. See the documented factory facts in the Vacuum Cleaners China Trust Center.
// 02 — Decision
What should the UAHRC09 decision turn on?
The decision turns on floor type, debris load, route coverage and the feature promise printed on the retail box. UAHRC09 pairs a low catalog price and compact body with a 500Pa suction listing, random route and manual USB charging. Compare those characteristics with the buyer’s intended room layout and merchandising tier.
Is 500Pa the right suction class?
UAHRC09 sits below the directly fetched UAHRC08 at 1200Pa and UAHRC05 at up to 2.7kPa. That makes it the opening-price suction option in this three-model range, paired with a 3.9W motor, two side brushes and a 215ml dustbin.
How does random navigation change coverage?
Random navigation changes direction after an encounter rather than following a stored map. It can revisit one zone and reach another later, so runtime alone cannot predict cleaned area. A clear, bounded room suits this logic more than a multi-room layout filled with cables, narrow chair gaps and loose objects.
What does 3-in-1 mean on this model?
On UAHRC09, 3-in-1 means sweep, suction and cloth wiping in one pass. The carton includes two brushes and one cleaning cloth. No water-tank capacity appears in the record, so the mop position is a maintenance wipe rather than a quantified wet-scrubbing system.
// 03 — Buyer fit
Which buyers should shortlist this robot vacuum?
UAHRC09 fits distributors that need a compact, low-cost robot vacuum for routine hard-floor maintenance and can sell it with a clear feature boundary. It is less suited to complex routes, thick carpet or programs that depend on unattended recharging between scheduled cleaning sessions.
Opening-price retail ranges
The three catalog tiers—$8.80 at 1 unit, $7.80 at 500 and $7.00 at 1,000—create a $1.80 spread from the highest to the lowest displayed unit price. That ladder gives distributors a factual starting point for range position and margin modeling before freight, tax and destination costs.
Hard-floor maintenance programs
The strongest starting brief is frequent light debris on smooth, uncluttered floors. The 68mm body height helps the unit approach low furniture where clearance exceeds the product height. The cloth adds a wipe step, while the two brushes move loose debris toward the suction opening.
For an opening-price robot, route coverage and a repeatable debris test matter more than a large feature count.
— Mi Lan, Founder, Guilin Use at Home Technology Co., LTD
// 04 — Specifications
What do the UAHRC09 robot vacuum specs mean?
The UAHRC09 specification describes a compact 3.9W platform with 500Pa suction, a 215ml dustbin, about 80 minutes of work and noise at or below 60dB(A). Read the figures together: navigation and pickup tests determine the use case, while size, weight and charging data shape the pack and support plan.
UAHRC09 spec sheet
Rev. 2026.08
These nine values come directly from the UAHRC09 catalog record. They define the quoted configuration, but they do not replace a buyer’s floor, debris and route protocol. Record the test method beside every performance claim so later production units can be judged against the same target.
| Spec | UAHRC09 | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Battery capacity | 3.7V/1200mAh | Defines the listed battery platform for the ordered model. |
| Working time | ≈ 80min | Sets the catalog duty-time target before route testing. |
| Charging input | 5V-1A | Sets the input used for charging and charge-time tests. |
| Charging time | ≈ 3 hours | Shapes turnaround between cleaning sessions. |
| Motor power | 3.9W | Identifies the motor configuration; watts are not a pickup score. |
| Suction force | 500Pa | Identifies the listed suction configuration for this model. |
| Dustbin capacity | 215ml | Influences emptying frequency for the chosen debris load. |
| Noise level | ≤60dB(A) | Creates a noise target whose measurement setup belongs in the inspection file. |
| Product colors | White, Black, Gray | Defines the listed finish options for a range plan. |
What arrives in the carton?
The listed accessory set contains one main unit, two brushes, one USB charging cable, one cleaning cloth, one instruction manual and one screwdriver. The list does not name a charging adapter or dock, so market packaging and customer support should not promise either item.
// 05 — Comparison
How does this robot vacuum compare with UAHRC08 and UAHRC05?
UAHRC09 is the smaller, lower-price and lower-suction choice in this three-model comparison. UAHRC08 adds planned pedometer navigation, 1200Pa and a 510ml bin. UAHRC05 adds gyroscope-pedometer navigation, Wi-Fi app control, infrared auto-recharge and suction modes up to 2.7kPa.
Three fetched models, one buying matrix
Every figure below comes from a direct SKU fetch for UAHRC09, UAHRC08 or UAHRC05. “Catalog low tier” means the lowest displayed tier and its stated quantity; it is not a landed cost. Freight, tax, packaging changes and destination compliance are outside that number.
| Model | Navigation | Suction | Motor | Working time | Dustbin | Catalog low tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UAHRC09 | Random | 500Pa | 3.9W | ≈80min | 215ml | $7.00 at 1,000 |
| UAHRC08 | Pedometer planning | 1200Pa | 8.6W | ≈80min | 510ml | $16.85 at 5,000 |
| UAHRC05 | Gyroscope + pedometer | 0.5/0.9/1.8/2.7kPa | 26W | ≈100/80/60min | 335ml | $56.20 at 2,400 |
When is UAHRC08 the closer fit?
UAHRC08 is the closer fit when planned pedometer navigation, 1200Pa suction and a 510ml bin matter more than the lowest unit tier. Its fetched record also lists Bluetooth app control, two obstacle-avoidance modules and three anti-drop modules.
When does UAHRC05 justify the higher tier?
UAHRC05 justifies consideration when the program needs Wi-Fi app functions, an infrared return-to-charge module, a supplied charging dock and four listed suction levels up to 2.7kPa. Those are material feature differences, not a cosmetic step up.
// 06 — Test plan
What should a buyer test before ordering?
Test UAHRC09 as a complete cleaning system, not as a list of numbers. The protocol should pair a named floor and debris mix with recovered mass, route coverage, working time, charging time, noise conditions and cloth results. It should also preserve the exact brush, cable, battery and software configuration.
How much suction power does a robot vacuum need?
No universal Pa number answers that question. UAHRC09’s listed 500Pa is a pressure figure, not a complete pickup result: inlet shape, the two supplied brushes, floor texture, debris size and route affect what reaches the 215ml dustbin. Measure recovered debris under the buyer’s named conditions. The official IEC/ASTM 62885-7 dry-cleaning robot standard describes performance methods but does not set one pass threshold.
- Name the hard-floor and any carpet surface in the protocol.
- Record the debris type, starting mass, recovered mass and number of runs.
- Use the production brush and an empty 215ml bin at the start.
- Report edge and open-floor results separately when the retail claim separates them.
What navigation should a robot vacuum have?
The right navigation depends on the promised room and price position. Random movement can suit a clear, bounded space, while planned or mapped systems suit claims about route order and room control. UAHRC09 should be tested against the first promise, not language borrowed from a mapping model.
- Mark the test floor into zones and record which zones the unit enters.
- Add representative chair legs, a doorway and agreed low obstacles.
- Record repeats, missed zones, trapped events and operator rescues.
- Run enough repetitions to show whether the route result is stable.
How much battery life does a robot vacuum need?
Battery life is sufficient when one charge completes the buyer’s stated route under the agreed load. Compare UAHRC09 with its ≈80min working-time claim and ≈3-hour charge claim using the 5V-1A input, then record starting condition, stop condition and any pauses.
How should the cloth-wipe function be assessed?
Assess the cloth on the exact floor finish named for sale. Record cloth preparation, visible streaking, drag, attachment security and any moisture left at edges. Because the product record gives no water-tank capacity, do not build the claim around controlled water dosing.
// 07 — Commercials
What do UAHRC09 pricing and logistics look like?
UAHRC09 has three catalog price tiers, a 1,000-unit standard MOQ and a 12-unit export carton. The carton is listed at 0.1194435CBM and 12.7kg gross. Buyers should use these exact first-party figures as the quote baseline, then state packaging, Incoterm, lead time and destination files separately.
Catalog price tiers
The displayed ladder falls from $8.80 at 1 unit to $7.80 at 500 and $7.00 at 1,000. These are the featured SKU’s catalog values. They are not sibling prices, landed costs or estimates, and they do not include a destination-specific commercial scope.
| Displayed quantity | Discount | Catalog unit price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $0.00 | $8.80 |
| 500 | $1.00 | $7.80 |
| 1,000 | $1.80 | $7.00 |
Carton and container data
The first-party packing record gives buyers an auditable load plan: 12 units per carton, 12.7kg carton gross weight and a 570x330x635mm carton. It also lists exact container quantities. Use the unchanged figures in the initial freight brief so later revisions remain visible.
| Packing field | Catalog value | Procurement use |
|---|---|---|
| Product net weight | 0.58kg | Unit handling and range comparison |
| Retail pack | 319x305x90mm; 0.93kg gross | Shelf and parcel planning |
| Master carton | 12 units; 570x330x635mm; 12.7kg gross | Warehouse and freight brief |
| Carton volume | 0.1194435CBM | Catalog load reference |
| 20ft quantity | 2,796 units | Listed container plan |
| 40ft quantity | 5,796 units | Listed container plan |
| 40HQ quantity | 6,792 units | Listed container plan |
MOQ and quote scope
Both standard and custom MOQ fields read 1,000 units. Because the storefront also displays 1-unit and 500-unit tiers, the signed quote should state the applicable order quantity and unit price in one place. That resolves the catalog presentation without changing any source figure.
The same quote should name UAHRC09, color, logo work, retail pack, manual language, accessory list, Incoterm, lead time, warranty route and destination compliance set.
// 08 — Manufacturing
How we manufacture UAHRC09
Vacuum Cleaners China builds the order through specification control, assembly, functional quality control and a destination-specific compliance file. The four steps below keep the model, retail promise and inspection method aligned. They also connect each shipment to the minimum 12-month warranty stated in the company Trust Center.
Tooling and private-label specification
Guilin Use at Home Technology Co., LTD locks the housing, color, logo, label, manual and packaging brief before the run. Standard housing and private-mould work have different scopes, so the order file identifies which route applies without implying a custom mould for the standard SKU.
Motor, battery and PCBA burn-in
The line assembles the 3.9W motor, 3.7V/1200mAh battery platform and control electronics to the ordered bill of materials. Burn-in and charging checks target stable operation before final packing; the purchase file states the sequence and acceptance limits used for that order.
Quality control and functional testing
Quality control covers movement, brush action, suction, cloth attachment, charging, controls and visible workmanship. The buyer’s route, debris, runtime and noise methods sit beside these line checks, which keeps a retail performance claim tied to an observable result.
Certification names and 12-month warranty
The Trust Center lists CE and RoHS among its certification names, while the exact marks and reports depend on product line and destination. The UAHRC09 order file names only the applicable set. Every unit is backed by a warranty of at least 12 months.
// 09 — Standards
Which standards belong in the purchase file?
The purchase file should separate performance methods, appliance safety and battery transport. IEC/ASTM 62885-7 covers dry-cleaning robot performance measurements. IEC 60335-2-2 addresses vacuum-cleaner safety, including automatic battery-operated cleaners. Battery chemistry then determines whether the UN 38.3 transport-test record is required.
Performance test method
IEC/ASTM 62885-7 applies to dry-cleaning robots for household or similar use. It describes methods for measuring characteristics of interest to users, including debris removal on hard floors and carpets, fibre removal and energy consumption. It is a test-method reference, not proof that UAHRC09 has passed a named program.
Electrical appliance safety
The current IEC 60335-2-2:2026 scope covers electric vacuum cleaners, including battery-operated appliances and automatic battery-operated cleaners. It also addresses docking stations and traction-motor overload in the relevant configurations. The destination-market file should identify the edition and national adoption used for the ordered product.
Lithium battery transport
The product record states 3.7V/1200mAh but does not name cell chemistry. If the supplied battery is lithium, the buyer should obtain the applicable test summary under subsection 38.3 of the UNECE Manual of Tests and Criteria. Voltage alone should not be used to label the chemistry.
// 10 — FAQ
Robot vacuum questions from buyers
These answers cover buyer decisions left outside the test and commercial sections: furniture clearance, route functions, charge scheduling, cloth positioning and replacement-part planning. Each response stays within the returned UAHRC09 configuration so a distributor can build a support brief without implying features or service packs that the record does not list.
What clearance does UAHRC09 need under furniture?
Does UAHRC09 map rooms or return to a charging dock?
How long does UAHRC09 work and charge?
Does the 3-in-1 function include a water tank?
Which service parts should a distributor plan for UAHRC09?
// 11 — Conclusion
Should UAHRC09 enter your range?
UAHRC09 belongs in a range that needs a compact opening-price robot vacuum for light, routine floor care and can state its limits plainly. Its decision set is 500Pa suction, random navigation, about 80 minutes of work, a 215ml bin, USB charging and a 1,000-unit MOQ.
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