Different Cleaning Jobs, One Adaptable Platform: Meet the AeroClean N100 Series

A cleaning company’s next project may look very different from its last. A glass facade, a solar installation, and an industrial structure each bring different requirements for access, spray coverage, and equipment configuration.

With the launch of the AeroClean N100 Series, FOXTECH offers customers a choice of models and cleaning equipment that can be evaluated around their project needs. The starting point is choosing the configuration that fits the work.

How Should Customers Choose Between N100 and N100 Pro?

The N100 Pro adds a computing module and Visual LiDAR to the N100 for positioning in more complex environments.

For buyers, the decision should begin with the locations they expect to serve. Are their projects mostly at open sites, or do nearby structures make positioning conditions more challenging?

The Pro model deserves consideration when those positioning requirements justify the additional hardware. Its positioning capabilities should be assessed separately from the conditions required for automatic facade route planning.

How Can the Cleaning Setup Match Different Surfaces?

Standard equipment includes a horizontal single-nozzle oscillating spray system, a vertical automatic spray system, and 0°, 15°, 25°, and 40° nozzles.

The horizontal dual-nozzle system and ground liquid proportioning or mixing unit are optional accessories sold separately.

This distinction helps customers build a relevant equipment package. A team should identify its required spray pattern and liquid preparation process before selecting accessories, rather than assuming every configuration is included.

It also makes initial testing more useful: operators can evaluate a defined setup against a specific surface and cleaning objective.

Which Applications Should Service Providers Consider?

Listed applications include building facades, solar panels, wind turbine towers and blades, and industrial tanks.

These categories provide a starting point for evaluating potential projects. Each job still needs its own assessment of material compatibility, access, surrounding activity, and the required finish.

For a business expanding its services, selecting one representative application first can make equipment trials and operating procedures easier to evaluate before taking on a broader range of work.

How Should Teams Plan Around Battery Endurance?

The stated reference endurance is up to 45 minutes of curtain-wall cleaning.

Use that figure as a planning reference, then build the working schedule around actual site performance. A complete job plan should allow time for setup, repositioning, battery management, and checking the cleaned surface.

For contractors and maintenance providers, the N100 Series offers a new platform to assess against their service portfolio. Share the intended application, working height, and positioning conditions with FOXTECH to discuss an appropriate model and cleaning configuration.