| Cleaning Path | 26 in/650 mm |
| Theoretical max manual mode | 45,760 ft2 / 4,250 m2 |
| Brush motors (2) | .6 hp / 0.45 kW |
| Brush/pad RPM | 225 rpm |
| Brush/pad pressure | up to 190 lb / 86 kg |
| Solution tank capacity | 29 gal / 110 L |
| Recovery tank capacity | 29 gal / 110 L |
| Vacuum motor | 0.6 hp / 0.45 kW |
| System voltage | 24 volt |
| Battery run time (up to hours)* | 4 |
| Length x width x height | 65 x 33.25 x 57 in 1,650 x 850 x 1,450 mm |
| Weight (with Batteries) | 1,085 lb / 492 kg |
| Sound level (operator's ear) | 70 dBA (disk) |
| Control | Manual and autonomous |
| Learning System | Autonomous function is trained by user to replicate multiple scrubbing routes |
| Navigation | Multi-layer sensor system perceives environment, controlling vehicle and navigation. |
| Safety | Overlapping sensors detect and avoid people and obstacles. Equipped with two auto-stop buttons. Beeps alert passersby |
Technical specs may include optional equipment that is not included with all units.
New Tennant T7AMR Robotic Floor Scrubber
Our Take (from the SES Sales Team)
“The T7AMR is a full-size T7 rider scrubber that can also drive itself, and it fits best in big, open facilities with wide aisles: large retail, airports, malls, schools and healthcare. Tennant’s autonomy comes from BrainOS, and the machine learns routes two ways, Teach & Repeat and Area Fill, so a route gets set up once and then runs the same way every time. Overlapping sensors detect and avoid people and obstacles, and there are two auto-stop buttons. When you want a person on it, it drives like a regular T7. It scrubs a 26 in path with 29 gal solution and recovery tanks, up to 190 lb of down pressure, and a sound level as low as 70 dBA, quiet enough for daytime cleaning. This base build runs on a 360 Ah wet battery pack, and Tennant lists up to 4 hours of run time on it. For planning, Tennant says it needs a 4 ft aisle to navigate and 10 ft for a U-turn. Weekly fleet reports show you what it cleaned.”
A T7 rider scrubber that runs on its own
The Tennant T7AMR is a robotic ride-on floor scrubber powered by BrainOS from Tennant partner Brain Corp. It can run autonomously or be driven by an operator, and it suits large retail, education, healthcare, hospitality, airports and malls with wide aisles and big open areas.
This is Tennant’s T7AMR 26 in disk base configuration: conventional scrubbing, a 360 Ah wet battery pack with a manual battery watering kit, a 41 A off-board charger, and one set of scrub brushes or pad drivers.
Condition: New.
What you get
The T7AMR base build
Autonomy services
Features
Built to work around people
- ✓Teach & Repeat and Area Fill route learning for consistent cleaning, run after run
- ✓Overlapping sensors detect and avoid people and obstacles, with two auto-stop buttons and beeps to alert passersby
- ✓Manual and autonomous control, so an operator can drive it like a standard T7 when needed
- ✓Weekly fleet usage reports to track cleaning activity and key performance indicators
- ✓Built-in brush wear indicator, one-button scrubbing and automatic squeegee lift and water shutoff
Planning routes
What the T7AMR needs in an aisle
| T7AMR | |
|---|---|
| Aisle navigation | 4 ft |
| Aisle entrance | 5 ft |
| Aisle U-turn | 10 ft |
| Turning | Left and right (left for best performance) |
Tennant recommends the T7AMR for wide aisles and larger open areas. Walk your routes with these numbers in hand before you order.
Specifications
Tennant T7AMR at a glance
| Models | T7AMR 26 in Disk |
|---|---|
| Cleaning path | 26 in (650 mm) |
| Brush/pad speed | 225 rpm |
| Brush/pad pressure | Up to 190 lb (86 kg) |
| Brush motors | (2) 0.6 hp (0.45 kW) |
| Solution / recovery tanks | 29 gal (110 L) / 29 gal (110 L) |
| Productivity | 45,760 sq ft/hr theoretical, manual mode (4,250 m²) |
| Vacuum motor | 0.6 hp (0.45 kW) |
| System voltage | 24 V |
| Batteries | 360 Ah wet (4 batteries) with manual battery watering kit |
| Runtime | Up to 4 hr continuous scrubbing (flooded lead acid) |
| Charger | 41 A, 100-240 V AC off-board |
| Control | Manual and autonomous (BrainOS) |
| Route learning | Teach & Repeat; Area Fill |
| Brush attachment | Insta-Fit |
| Squeegee width | 33.25 in (850 mm) |
| Sound level | As low as 70 dBA |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 65 x 33.25 x 57 in (1,650 x 850 x 1,450 mm) |
| Weight (with batteries, tanks empty) | 1,085 lb (492 kg) |
| Model Numbers | T7AMR-650-D (Tennant T7AMR 26 in disk base configuration) |
Technical specs may include optional equipment that is not included with all units.
Questions
Tennant T7AMR: common questions
How does the T7AMR learn where to clean?
It uses BrainOS route learning with two methods, Teach & Repeat and Area Fill. Once a route is set up, the machine repeats it the same way each time.
Can someone still drive it?
Yes. Tennant lists manual and autonomous control, so an operator can run it like a standard T7 rider when needed.
How does it handle people and obstacles?
A multi-layer sensor system perceives the environment, and overlapping sensors detect and avoid people and obstacles. It has two auto-stop buttons and beeps to alert passersby.
How long does it run on a charge?
Tennant lists up to 4 hours of continuous scrubbing on flooded lead acid batteries, which is what this base build uses. Actual runtime depends on the floor and the settings used.
Is anything needed besides the machine?
Autonomous operation requires a BrainOS autonomy services subscription from Brain Corp. Our team can walk you through the term that comes with this unit.
Not sure the T7AMR fits your building?
Tell our team about the floor, the aisles and the routes, and we will help you decide if this is the right machine.
