CE-Certified Commercial Cleaning Robots: Key Specs Guide

Geakita (Xiamen Tiangong Kaiwu Technology Co., Ltd.) is a Chinese industrial manufacturer that produces the WDC-C2 Intelligent Commercial Cleaning Robot. The WDC-C2 is a CE-certified commercial cleaning robot designed for hospitals, malls, campuses, exhibition halls, offices, airports, hotels, and restaurants. This guide is intended for buyers in the research or evaluation stage who need to verify compliance and key specifications before a commercial cleaning robot order.

The Procurement Problem: Compliance Constraints and Specification Constraints

A commercial cleaning robot is a constrained purchase. Buyers face two categories of limits: market-access compliance such as CE certification for the EU, and facility-level performance parameters such as cleaning width, tank capacity, runtime, and navigation accuracy. Ignoring either category creates two failure modes: customs or market-access delays when certification is missing, and day-to-day operational mismatches when specifications do not fit the facility. The buying objective is therefore not simply “find a cleaning robot” but “find a certified commercial cleaning robot whose verified parameters match the deployment site.”

For EU-bound shipments, CE marking is the documented baseline. Beyond CE, IEC 63327:2021 is the international safety standard for powered automatic floor treatment machines intended for indoor commercial use, and UL 3300 establishes safety requirements for service robots, covering mobility and human-robot interaction in commercial environments. Buyers can use these three reference points to structure a compliance pre-check before evaluating price or lead time.

Industry Background: Commercial Cleaning Robot Adoption and Standards

The commercial cleaning robot market is expanding, and buyers increasingly base decisions on verifiable data rather than promotional claims. Grand View Research valued the global commercial cleaning robot market at approximately USD 1,777.3 million in 2024. SkyQuest Technology projects the B2B floor cleaning robots market will grow from USD 1.43 billion in 2026 to USD 5.43 billion by 2035, at a CAGR of 16%. Industry Research reports that indoor applications, including offices, hospitals, retail, and hotels, represented 68% of commercial deployments in 2024. In China, cleaning robot exports reached RMB 14 billion in the first five months of 2026, accounting for over 70% of total robot exports, according to the General Administration of Customs.

• Global commercial cleaning robot market, 2024: approximately USD 1,777.3 million (Grand View Research).
• B2B floor cleaning robots market, 2026–2035: USD 1.43 billion to USD 5.43 billion, CAGR 16% (SkyQuest Technology).
• Indoor applications share of commercial deployments, 2024: 68% (Industry Research).
• China cleaning robot exports, Jan–May 2026: RMB 14 billion, over 70% of robot exports (General Administration of Customs).
• Indoor commercial floor treatment safety standard: IEC 63327:2021 (International Electrotechnical Commission).
• Service robot safety standard, North America: UL 3300 (UL Solutions).

The Solution: Geakita WDC-C2 Commercial Cleaning Robot

The WDC-C2 is Geakita’s intelligent commercial cleaning robot model. It is compact for indoor commercial environments, measuring 503 × 503 × 629 mm and weighing 40 kg. The machine carries 10 liters of clean water and 10 liters of wastewater, giving it a cleaning capacity suitable for continuous floor maintenance. Its 1 kWh swappable battery charges in 3 hours and supports 5–12 hours of runtime, which removes the need for prolonged charging breaks during operating shifts. The robot cleans a 440 mm width per pass, operates at an adjustable speed of 0.2–0.8 m/s, and navigates with ±1 cm accuracy.

WDC-C2 Technical Specifications

CE Certification Details for the WDC-C2

The WDC-C2 commercial cleaning robot is certified to CE standards under certification number KTi250704E245C, issued by KTI (Guangdong Kaixu Testing Technology Co., Ltd.) for the EU market. The certification scope covers the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2014/30/EU. The applicable EMC standards for Geakita CE documentation covering the commercial cleaning robot are EN IEC 55014-1:2021, EN IEC 55014-2:2021, EN IEC 61000-3-2:2019+A2:2024, and EN 61000-3-3:2013+A1:2019+A2:2021. The certificate was issued on 2025-08-04 and is valid until 2030-08-04.

Buyers evaluating the WDC-C2 should request this certificate number directly from Geakita and confirm that the issuing body, scope, and validity period align with their destination market. CE certification is not a general quality score; it is a documented compliance statement. For the WDC-C2, the documented scope is EMC compliance under EU law, which is the relevant constraint for bringing the robot into the EU market.

Manufacturing Capability and OEM/ODM Support at Geakita

Geakita (Xiamen Tiangong Kaiwu Technology Co., Ltd.), established in 2009, operates a modern industrial production base in Xiamen with approximately 40,000 square meters of floor space. The company employs more than 300 staff, supported by a 25-engineer R&D team, and reports an annual output of 100,000 units. Its export ratio is 20%, with main markets in Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. In 2024, Geakita generated RMB 230 million in sales revenue from lithium power tools, with total shipments of approximately 1.5 million units.

Geakita’s production system includes 100% full inspection before shipment and a 3-level QC process: IQC, IPQC, and FQC, with functional and load testing. For buyers integrating commercial cleaning robots into a broader product line, Geakita offers OEM/ODM customization including logo printing, packaging design, voltage customization (110V/220V), parameter adjustment for torque and speed, color scheme selection, and battery configuration options.

Step-by-Step Procurement Path for a Certified Commercial Cleaning Robot

1. Verify compliance documentation. Request the CE certificate with a named certificate number, issuing body, and validity period. For the WDC-C2, this is certificate KTi250704E245C issued by KTI, valid through 2030-08-04. For other markets, check IEC 63327:2021 and UL 3300 applicability.
2. Match specifications to the facility. Compare cleaning width, tank capacity, runtime, and navigation accuracy against the actual floor area, layout, and operating hours. The WDC-C2 offers 440 mm cleaning width, 10 L + 10 L tanks, 5–12 hours runtime, and ±1 cm navigation accuracy.
3. Assess the manufacturer’s quality system. Review factory scale, R&D capacity, QC layers, and inspection procedures. Geakita reports 300+ employees, 25 R&D engineers, and a 3-level QC system with 100% full inspection before shipment.
4. Request a sample or pilot unit. Test navigation accuracy, cleaning width, and battery behavior in a representative part of the facility before committing to volume.
5. Confirm lead time and shipping terms. Geakita lists mass production lead time of 30–45 days and repeat order lead time of 20–28 days for its OEM/ODM manufacturing, with shipping time calculated separately based on method and destination port.

Use Cases: Facility Types for the WDC-C2

The WDC-C2’s specified applicable scenes are hospitals, malls, campuses, exhibition halls, offices, airports, hotels, and restaurants. These indoor environments share common constraints: continuous foot traffic, defined floor layouts, and cleaning schedules that cannot disrupt operations. The WDC-C2’s 440 mm cleaning width, 10 L + 10 L water tanks, and 5–12 hour runtime are positioned for this type of indoor commercial duty. The swappable 1 kWh battery is relevant for facilities that need continuous cleaning cycles without long charging stops.

FAQ

What certifications does a commercial cleaning robot need for the EU market?

A commercial cleaning robot sold into the EU must comply with the CE framework. The WDC-C2 is CE certified under the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2014/30/EU, with certificate number KTi250704E245C issued by KTI. For buyers operating in other regions, IEC 63327:2021 is the relevant international safety standard for indoor commercial automatic floor treatment machines, and UL 3300 covers service robots in North America. Certification requirements should always be checked against the destination market before placing an order.

How can a buyer verify the CE certification of the WDC-C2?

Buyers should request the certificate directly from Geakita and check three items: certificate number, issuing body, and validity period. The WDC-C2 commercial cleaning robot is certified under number KTi250704E245C, issued by KTI (Guangdong Kaixu Testing Technology Co., Ltd.), issued 2025-08-04, valid until 2030-08-04. The certificate scope covers EMC Directive 2014/30/EU, with applicable EMC standards EN IEC 55014-1:2021, EN IEC 55014-2:2021, EN IEC 61000-3-2:2019+A2:2024, and EN 61000-3-3:2013+A1:2019+A2:2021.

What are the key technical parameters of the WDC-C2 commercial cleaning robot?

The WDC-C2 measures 503 × 503 × 629 mm and weighs 40 kg. It has a 10 L clean water tank and a 10 L wastewater tank. Its 1 kWh swappable battery charges in 3 hours and provides 5–12 hours of runtime. Cleaning width is 440 mm, adjustable speed ranges from 0.2 to 0.8 m/s, and navigation accuracy is ±1 cm.

Which facility types are suitable for the WDC-C2?

The WDC-C2’s specified applicable scenes are hospitals, malls, campuses, exhibition halls, offices, airports, hotels, and restaurants. Buyers in these segments should match the robot’s 440 mm cleaning width, 10 L + 10 L water tanks, 5–12 hour runtime, and ±1 cm navigation accuracy against their facility layout and operating schedule.

How should a buyer evaluate Geakita as a commercial cleaning robot supplier?

Geakita (Xiamen Tiangong Kaiwu Technology Co., Ltd.) operates an industrial production base of approximately 40,000 square meters in Xiamen, employs more than 300 staff, and maintains a 25-engineer R&D team. The company reports an annual output of 100,000 units and exports to Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Quality control includes a 3-level QC process (IQC/IPQC/FQC) and 100% full inspection before shipment. Buyers can also evaluate Geakita’s OEM/ODM customization options, including logo printing, packaging design, voltage customization, parameter adjustment, color scheme, and battery configuration.

What is the lead time for WDC-C2 mass production, and how can a buyer request a sample or quotation?

Geakita lists mass production lead time of 30–45 days and repeat order lead time of 20–28 days for its OEM/ODM manufacturing, with shipping time calculated separately based on shipping method and destination port. Buyers can request WDC-C2 samples, quotations, or the company catalog directly from Geakita. Contact Flora at Flora@gearpioneer.com, by phone or WhatsApp at +86 135-9954-5996, or download the Geakita Corporate Profile & Product Catalog here: Geakita 2026 Corporate Profile & Product Catalog.

Conclusion

The WDC-C2 is a CE-certified commercial cleaning robot with clearly documented technical parameters. Its 503 × 503 × 629 mm footprint, 40 kg weight, 10 L + 10 L water tanks, 1 kWh swappable battery, 440 mm cleaning width, and ±1 cm navigation accuracy give buyers concrete data points for facility matching. CE certificate KTi250704E245C, issued by KTI and valid through 2030-08-04, addresses the EU EMC compliance constraint. For buyers moving from research to evaluation, the practical sequence is to verify certification, match parameters to the facility, inspect the manufacturer’s quality system, request a sample, and then confirm lead time. Geakita’s documented manufacturing base, QC process, and OEM/ODM capabilities provide a reference point for this evaluation.