The robot vacuum mop is suitable for oiled parquet as it is equipped with a single, rotating roller mop that automatically lifts when carpets are detected and leaves little water behind, minimising the risk of moisture damage to delicate floors such as oiled parquet. It also sprays water onto the roller in a controlled manner and can pick up wet soiling without spreading too much moisture on the floor. However, it is generally important not to use too much water on oiled parquet to prevent the wood from swelling or discolouring. The low residual moisture after mopping with this robot (only 0.70 grams of water) indicates that it is gentle enough for oiled parquet floors.

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🔌 Input voltage – EU/Switzerland (220–240 V) • In European shops (e.g., MediaMarkt), the input voltage is specified as 220–240 Volts, 50/60 Hz (mediamarkt.de). This means you can operate the station in Switzerland without a voltage converter. ⸻ 🇺🇸 US version – 110 V • In the USA, according to Amazon, the power supply is specified as 110 Volts (amazon.com). Sometimes you may see “100–240 V” listed for the robot’s internal charger, but this does not apply to the docking station itself. ⸻ 📝 Conclusion • EU/CH version: 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz • US version: 110 V (50/60 Hz) If you import your device from the US, you will need a step-down transformer or an appropriate adapter. If you buy it in Switzerland or the EU, it will work with 230 V by default. ⸻ Additional info The vacuum robot itself operates on DC 14.4 V (from the battery), but this does not affect the station (mediamarkt.de, manuals.plus).

No must be purchased separately.

The robot is 9.80 cm high, which means it can pass under a 10 cm high door. However, it is important to check that the opening under the door is wide enough to allow the robot to pass through without difficulty.